Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

humble.apprentice — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 11:05:19 GMT

Vittorio,

Yes, thank you. I was able to get it to work using these steps www.paraesthesia.com/.../working-with-windows-identity-foundation-in-asp-net-mvc.aspx and, as he says, I'll be getting your book ;). Now I can continue!

Cheers,

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

Vittorio Bertocci - MSFT — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 18:16:19 GMT

the post was for understanding how that works, for step by step instructions for implementing it you can look at msdn.microsoft.com/.../identitytrainingcourse_websitesandidentitylab2010_topic8

So, look at FabrikamShipping *SaaS* for handling login to an MVC app; once you've done that, use the lab above for flowing identity to the service

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

humble.apprentice — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 15:57:21 GMT

Hey Vittorio,

Got the point about ActAsSts but doesn't make it any simpler to implement in my project. I've also been playing around with Fabrikam but I'm not able to take it into my own project. Having said that I found that WIF (i.e. Add STS reference) easily integrates with new web sites instead of new ASP.NET MVC 3 projects. What I mean is, the steps on the kit are actually for web sites and not for projects (if that makes any sense). As far as I get through the MVC route is to 404 because, somehow, it's looking for the STS in c:\inetpub\wwwroot folder.

My solution essentially is two projects: a WCF project and a MVC 3 web site that consumes those WCF services. What I want to do is authenticate a user in the MVC side and have the WCF behave based on who this person is and share state (or not, still thinking if I could use a claim for the only reason I need to share the session).

Please give me a hand!

Thanks,

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

Vittorio Bertocci - MSFT — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 17:02:24 GMT

Hi humble.apprentice,

see blogs.msdn.com/.../delegation-or-traversing-multilayer-architectures.aspx

For MVC, see the SaaS version of FabrikamShipping at www.fabrikamshipping.com

HTH!

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

humble.apprentice — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 15:23:57 GMT

Hey Vittorio,

Can you explain more about ActAsSts? The doubts I have are:

* Why do you need it?

* Wasn't it possible for the WCF to query the same STS it's web front was querying?

Also, are there any plans to make a ASP.NET MVC example?

Thanks,

FabrikamShipping Demo Application Available for Download

donovanf's Identity and Access Blog — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 22:19:14 GMT

In an October 2008 blog post I highlighted some videos from the PDC sessions, one being Identity Roadmap

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

Vittorio Bertocci - MSFT — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 00:23:58 GMT

Hi Akash,

we are on track for releasing before the end of the year

HTH

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

Akash Aggarwal — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:11:44 GMT

When is this Geneva framework expected to be release?

Thanks

re: Announcing FabrikamShipping, in-depth semi-realistic sample for Geneva Framework

Vittorio Bertocci - MSFT — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:07:09 GMT

Hi Al,

did you install the sample? That URL refers to a location in your machine once the sample is up.

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