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Single Sign-On Authentication? Spam Catcher
5/14/2006 9:13:49 PM
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Any ideas on how to handle authentication with .NET remoting?

I'm currently using ASP.NET's form auth for login... any good ways of tying
ASP.NET logins with remoting calls?

Re: Single Sign-On Authentication? Spam Catcher
5/14/2006 9:14:12 PM
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Forgot to mention my remoting calls are hosted by a Windows Service - so it
Re: Single Sign-On Authentication? Gaurav Vaish (EduJini.IN)
5/15/2006 12:00:00 AM
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What kind of chanell formatting are you using?
You may stick to SOAP Formatter and use RST/RSTR kind of security tokens or
simple Username/Password ST's for authentication.

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Gaurav Vaish
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Re: Single Sign-On Authentication? Spam Catcher
5/16/2006 12:00:00 AM
"Gaurav Vaish \(EduJini.IN\)" <gaurav.vaish.nospam@nospam.gmail.com>
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I'm using the TCP channel - but I can switch channels.

Simple Username/Password will work fine with me... where would I store the
login token? As a CallContext variable?

Re: Single Sign-On Authentication? Gaurav Vaish (EduJini.IN)
5/17/2006 12:00:00 AM
The tokes forms a part of SOAP-Header.
I would suggest you read about "RequestSecurityToken" (just google for this
keyword) in Web Services Security (WSSE) specicications.

The official website of WS specifications is http://www.oasis-open.org

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Gaurav Vaish
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