Programming Windows® Identity Foundation

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By Vittorio Bertocci

Publisher: Microsoft Press

Released: August 2010

Pages: 272

Windows Identity Foundation for Everybody
1. Chapter 1 Claims-Based Identity
  1. What Is Claims-Based Identity?
  2. WIF Programming Model
  3. Summary
2. Chapter 2 Core ASP.NET Programming
  1. Externalizing Authentication
  2. Authorization and Customization
  3. Summary
Windows Identity Foundation for Identity Developers
1. Chapter 3 WIF Processing Pipeline in ASP.NET
  1. Using Windows Identity Foundation
  2. WS-Federation: Protocol, Tokens, Metadata
  3. How WIF Implements WS-Federation
  4. WIF Configuration and Main Classes
  5. Summary
2. Chapter 4 Advanced ASP.NET Programming
  1. More About Externalizing Authentication
  2. Single Sign-on, Single Sign-out, and Sessions
  3. Federation
  4. Claims Processing at the RP
  5. Summary
3. Chapter 5 WIF and WCF
  1. The Basics
  2. Client-Side Features
  3. Summary
4. Chapter 6 WIF and Windows Azure
  1. The Basics
  2. Web Roles
  3. WCF Roles
  4. WIF and ACS
  5. Custom STS in the Cloud
  6. Summary
5. Chapter 7 The Road Ahead
  1. New Scenarios and Technologies
  2. Conclusion

Title:

Programming Windows® Identity Foundation

By:

Vittorio Bertocci

Publisher:

Microsoft Press

Formats:

Print
Ebook
Safari Books Online

Print:

September 2010

Ebook:

August 2010

Pages:

272

Print ISBN:

978-0-7356-2718-5

| ISBN 10:

0-7356-2718-5

Ebook ISBN:

978-0-7356-5185-2

| ISBN 10:

0-7356-5185-X

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1/5/2011

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4.0

Download Code?

By DominikTouring

from Vienna

Comments about Microsoft Press Programming Windows® Identity Foundation:

Hi

The book helped us a lot so far, but we couldn't find the sample download code, as it was mentioned in the book?

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12/24/2010

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4.0

Read the book and the code samples

By TATWORTH

from Cheshire, England

Comments about Microsoft Press Programming Windows® Identity Foundation:

I have been reviewing this book on behalf of Microsoft/OReilly. I recommend this book to all ASP[@]T development teams. I urge them to devote several man-days to work through the examples and see how you can use this for your extranet web sites.I have had to write several Extranet web sites. WIF would have saved me much time.

9/22/2010

5.0

Excellent book, guide and a reference

By Tharanga Gamaethige

from Chicago, IL

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Comments about Microsoft Press Programming Windows® Identity Foundation:

This book is a starter kit, an advance guide and a day-to-day reference all in one place. It gives lot of insights to WIF and explains how it works by giving real world examples. Page by page it gave me tremendous amount of "under the hood" details and clear-cut answers to long pending questions I had since MS officially released Geneva.Vittorio's excellent teaching style is giving a pleasant reading experience. A definite guide for anyone who wants know claim-based identity, how WIF works out-of-the box as well as how to tweak it when you need it, in various environments such as ASP[@], WCF, Windows Azure, Silverlight, etc.

9/3/2010

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5.0

Good WIF Reference

By Israel Aece

from Valinhos, Sao Paulo, Brazil

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This book should be read for all of them that want to use WIF with your ASP.NET applications or WCF services, providing great details about specifications, framework internals and runtime.

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