Demos – Microsoft DevBoston : Windows Identity Foundation in .NET 4.5
October 16, 2012
Here are the slides and demos from my talk: http://sdrv.ms/RRtx9p
Here are links for some of the topics I mentioned during my talk:
- Training from DevelopMentor
- ADFS (Active Directory based Identity Provider/STS)
- Thinktecture IdentityServer (open source Identity Provider/STS)
- Identity and Access extension for VS2012 (thx John)
- My post on why session state is bad
- My post on integrating claims with the new social media authentication feature in ASP.NET 4.5
- CSRF (cross site request forgery)
I honestly had no idea I presented though a earthquake (though that is the second time I’ve done that now)… anyway, thanks for coming!
brockallen 
Thank you Brock – enjoyed the talk last night. Would it be helpful to also include a link to the Identity/Access Control Extension for VS2012 that you mentioned? (http://bit.ly/V6P6Dp)
Yes! Good point, John — I had forgotten that. Thanks.
I got http 403 error trying to access the slides
Umm, I just tried in Chrome without being logged in and it downloaded fine. You can right-click the slides and choose download as well. Let me know if you still have problems.
Thanks for your highly informative lecture! I’m just getting started on WIF but I pick up fast and am excited.
I was wondering if you could help me with something I’m trying to implement at my company. We are in a selection process to pick an FTP company that will allow schools i.e. our customers to FTP their school files daily to us. We have the school individuals stored in our AD sitting behind our firewall. Using WIF, I’m assuming we become the Identity Provider, and the FTP company becomes the Reliable Partner, right? Any recommended best practices?
Thanks very much!
FTP, as in file transfer protocol? That’s a username/password based protocol so I don’t think there’s much WIF can do for you in this scenario. The client would need to send a uid/pwd when they’re performing the FTP operations.