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 Monday, June 26, 2006
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I did a session at Tech Ed on CardSpace (formerly known as InfoCard) that illustrated several ways to integrate CardSpace into your applications. For example you can:
- Use CardSpace to pass claims to a web application using the <object> tag or XHTML (IE 7).
- Use CardSpace to pass claims to a WCF web service using wsHttpBinding/IssuedToken credentials, or wsFederationHttpBinding and specifying a list of claims.
- Use CardSpace to pass claims to a WCF security token service (STS or token issuer) that in turn validates those claims and issues a token for the target WCF service. This involves specifying an alternate token issuer, and implies that that token issuer might trust the CardSpace claims to issue a proper SAML token for the target service.
I have samples for all three, and the delay in posting (sorry) is related to writing up instructions to make sure you are successful...while I was out of town last week.
UPDATED: 06/28/06 to add federation sample
InfoCardBrowser.zip (18.27 KB)
InfoCardWSHttpBinding2.zip (1.98 MB)
MediaServicesFederation.zip (2.07 MB)
Oh, I should also mention that I had lots of help from several product team members to get these samples working on the latest build on short notice - both on the WCF and CardSpace teams...these guys really rock! And you might want to head to Martin Gudgin's blog for more Q&A on the STS he let me use for the federation sample!
Let me know if you have any questions after reading the readme files!
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Monday, June 19, 2006
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In this session at Tech Ed in Boston last week, I discussed how you can apply Enterprise Services (COM+) and MSMQ to build scalable applications pre-WCF. The sample code that I demonstrated is listed below. Don't forget also to look at my Publications page to get more background, specifically the articles I wrote for The Server Side on security and sandboxing which discuss many of the EnterpriseServices features used.
Enjoy!
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Saturday, June 17, 2006
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Yes, at last, I am posting my code for my SDC conference sessions. I am quite sorry about this delay, but I have been travelling non-stop since the conference, and I had at least one million other deadlines upon me and Internet issues during the week following when I had promised to post. So, hopefully apology accepted...here is the code references for all 4 of my sessions!!!!
How ASP.NET 2.0 Processes Requests - Handlers, Modules, Caching, Session and other fun objects involved in the round-trip
- HttpHandlers.zip
- HttpHandlersVB.zip
- If you get ASP.NET Pro magazine, I also wrote an article on this subject, which was reprinted with permission in the SDC magazine for this conference
ASP.NET Security - It's About More than Just Credentials
Applied ASP.NET 2.0 - Essentials for Building Professional Web Sites
Performance Tuning and Monitoring your ASP.NET Applications
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Friday, May 12, 2006
Saturday, May 06, 2006
Friday, April 28, 2006
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I recently updated my PhotoGallery sample code that illustrates many techniques including:
- The use of profiles that store preferred theme and culture
- Dynamic theme selection at runtime based on profile settings
- The use of ASP.NET 2.0 localization features
- Setting the request thread's culture dynamically based on profile settings
- Database localization (table selection by culture)
- Caching by culture and theme
- Workaround for retrieving profile information for custom caching (GetVaryByCustomString())
The sample update is at this link: http://www.dasblonde.net/downloads/VS2005/Globalization/GalleryDemo20.zip
These features were always in the sample, but I came up with some improvements for caching and profiles, and I updated the sample so that all pages cache appropriately. I also created a full SQL script that would create the database and insert records, so that you no longer have to restore a full databas to create those records. Otherwise the sample is much the same. Enjoy!
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Monday, April 10, 2006
Monday, March 20, 2006
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Updated 04/09/06
See the previous few entries with code for my interoperability tutorial, and web services tutorial. Collectively they include the code for this session. Thanks!
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UPDATED: 3/27/06
At last, here are the links to our interop code from the tutorial at SD West. For those that didn't attend, we covered the following:
- OASIS Web Services Security (WSS) between .NET 2.0/WSE 3.0 and BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 with SP5
- Reliable Messaging between WCF and BEA WebLogic 9.0
- Anant (BEA) and I pulled this one together, once again Kirill providing some great human interoperablity with feedback from some of the earlier interop plugfests
- MTOM between WCF and Axis2
Please enjoy!
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I have zipped up a collection of ClickOnce samples for your enjoyment. You may find a few of these samples interesting since they touch on some of the practical uses for ClickOnce. Here's the overview of the individual samples you'll find in the zip:
- ClickOnceContext - shows you how to detect a ClickOnce application from one that is not, along with other important states such as IsNetworkDeployed, etc.
- ClickOnceFirstRun - includes a utility for detecting first run ever versus first run since last update
- ClickOnceDataFiles - using the data directory for local user storage
- ClickOnceIsolatedStorage - using isolated storage for local user storage
- ClickOnceDeployGAC - shows you how to use a custom setup project (MSI) that deploys a GAC dependency for a ClickOnce application, as a bootstrapped MSI
- ClickOnceOnlineDetection - includes a utility for detecting when the application is deployed remotely, running as clickonce, and online
- ClickOnceMsmq - a WCF service with netMsmqBinding provides a reliable message queue to send transactions to a service even if the client is offline
- ClickOnceOnlineService - illustrates a factory pattern to use a WCF service used for connected clients, local data directory used for offline clients
- ClickOnceUtils - utilities used for several of these samples
- LocalizedFileGroups - sample illustrates a globalized application that uses download file groups to initiate download of required files in demand
- ManualCheckForUpdates - illustrates manually detecting updates
I have another sample for deploying a database script, that I am adding some things to for an upcoming conference, and will post here when I have completed the changes.
Enjoy! ClickOnceSamples.zip (1.41 MB)
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