I am scorching the web to find an example of how to use ACS with WP7 app and SOAP WCF service. All i can find are examples for REST WCF Data Services and not a simple WCF service.
Does anyone know an example ?
You can have a look at this: Authenticating Users in a Windows Phone 7 App via Access Control Service, OData Services and Windows Azure
Hope this will help.
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I am developing a C# backend app using ASP.NET core web API application. Inside this API, I need to call some API(WCF SOAP service) from database. For this WCF service, we were provided pre-built .dll, so will not use adding service reference. When calling these WCF service, have to pass my windows credential to let WCF service know I am a qualified user before use the service. Now I am stuck on how I can pass my credential to this WCF. What is the right architecture to use.(Screen shot is showing some endpoint of the WCF service)
Adding some background info, In our react frontend, will call these ASP.NET core web API to get data back from WCF, and show it on frontend.
I am new to C# and .Net core. Please share some insight. Thanks a lot. Happy New Year!!!
I did the ASP.NET core web API part. but could not figure out the right way to authenticate when connecting to WCF API.
I have created a wcf service and self hosted it. I want to push it over the azure cloud as API APP service and not a cloud service? Please guide.
I actually something similar: hosting REST endpoints and a WCF endpoint in an Azure deployed API App
There was nothing special to consider. Just created the WCF within my solution, configured basicHttpBinding correctly to work with https.
Let me know where exactly you're struggling.
I followed the example in the article http://www.asp.net/aspnet/overview/owin-and-katana/owin-oauth-20-authorization-server
this works great for WEB API, how would I secure a WCF service the same way? I would like to have it communicate to the authorization server coded with OWIN and WEB API, is there a WCF binding that will communicate with it? or any other way to do this?
I have an Excel add-on which connects to a WCF endpoint located in our network to collect data. We're considering moving the application out to Windows Azure.
Currently the users are authenticated using their windows log on. I know that WIF, ACS and ADFS can allow us to authenticate on a web app but wondered if this would be possible with the WCF client.
Thanks
See here: Securing WCF Services with ACS
Also ACS and the code samples within.
If you are looking for delegation i.e. sign on using WIF and use that token for WCF, there's a delegation scenario and sample in the WIF SDK.
I am working on a asp.net mvc application and a WCF service which will be accessed by the mvc app. I am using WIF based STS website to do authentication and authorization on mvc app. Now I want to achieve the same thing on each method of web service.
I am thinking whether I can pass the claims info I have in MVC App to the WCF to do authentication and authorization. I dont want WCF to contact STS again for authentication. I cannot use windows authentication. I also want to make use of ClaimsAuthorizationManager to achieve this.
If anybody has some about it please share. It will be a big help for me.
Joe
If your WCF Service is not REST, then maybe you can find the answer here Identity Delegation with AD FS 2.0 Step-by-Step Guide
If your WCF Service is RESTful, check-out the example 8-ActiveRestClientFederation (download from Identity Guidance); Dominick Baier's guide Token-based Authentication for WCF REST Service and from Stefan's blog Secure your REST-based WCF service with WIF.
Hope this helps.