federated-identity

I'm new to WCF web service. currently i'm working on a federated web service with federation binding(SAML) .I took help of MSDN examples on 'SAML Token Provider'.but the problem is that i'm not able to consume the service ,when i consume it, it throws " An unsecured or incorrectly secured fault was received from the other party" with inner exception as "An error occurred when processing the security tokens in the message." this is my web config file at server side <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration> <system.web> <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.0"/> </system.web> <system

I just starting out trying to write a federated claims provider I'm using the http://claimsid.codeplex.com/ examples as my template. So I start up VS2010 to begin my own project and the first thing I notice is that there is a System.IdentityModel as well as Microsoft.IdentityModel. This usually happens when stuff gets added to the .Net framework becoming 'mainstream'. Is this the case here? Which one should I use? When using Claims Based authentication/authorization, then you will need to use Microsoft.IdentityModel as that is part of the Windows Identity Framework (WIF). The System

I have an Android app that needs to upload data to an API (API will then save data in MySQL DB). I would like to use a Federated login (Google) or OpenID authentication procedure so that user does not need to register email + password for my app, but rather can use Google (or other account) that is saved in AccountManager . Up until early this year, the solution was using GAE, as per Nick Johnson's famous recipe. But since Google started charging for the use of GAE, this is not a viable solution anymore. PLEASE DO NOT RECOMMEND USE OF GAE . Has anyone ever managed to solve the problem of

How do I make my WCF client authenticate using the ACS to my internally hosted WCF service? The issue revolves around setting a custom Realm (which I can't figure out how to set.) My ACS is configured similar to the ACS Samples however the "Realm" is defined as shown below. Excerpt from Azure ACS Configuration page Client Side Code EndpointAddress serviceEndpointAddress = new EndpointAddress( new Uri( "http://localhost:7000/Service/Default.aspx"), EndpointIdentity.CreateDnsIdentity( GetServiceCertificateSubjectName() ), new AddressHeaderCollection() ); ChannelFactory<IStringService>

We've setup federated security using ThinkTecture server. When a user wishes to access a particular URL, they get redirected to the Identity Provider Server (IDP), they login, get authenticated. Then, the IDP server will redirect the user back to the "Redirect URL" specified in the configuration for that Relying Party. Instead, I want it to be redirected to the originally requested URL. Is this possible? I've read a little about the wreply parameter, but not sure how I use this and intercept the authentication levels calls on the original web server, before the redirect. Update I've realised