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AuthorizeAttribute is useless while using ServiceStack.Mvc AuthenticateAttribute is for DTO objects. There is no sample for AccountController with ServiceStack, Signout is not working in SocialBootStrapApi. Where is the basic Login,Logout,Authorize with Roles samples with ServiceStack.Mvc? (Not single page application, classic Asp.Net Mvc) ServiceStack doesn't use the ASP.NET's or MVC's Authentication or anything that relies on it e.g. MVC's AccountController, it uses its own Authentication Provider . AuthenticateAttribute and any other ServiceStack Request or Response Filter attributes can in

I am just getting into REST and ServiceStack and for now my GETs are returning strings which could be XML or Json. I now need to work on the PUT or POST commands which change my domain model. For a single resource, I could have a number of commands on my domain model (i.e for a customer resource I could have change name, change address, change billing address, etc). Each change to the domain model will consist of only one of these changes (not all). With ServiceStack do I create ONE DTO which contains a flag/enumeration to indicate what the change is? This means I have one REST service with a

What's the precise differences between the following three lines in a MVC controller inheriting from ServiceStackController? (I cannot find the difference explained in any documentation) //A - (default: reload = true) var session = GetSession(); //B var session = GetSession(false); //C var session = SessionAs<IAuthSession>(); GetSession is better named GetOrCreateSession as it will either Get a Typed Session or create a new one if it doesn't exist. It also stores the instance of the Session in HTTP Request Context where if reload:false will return the local instance when it exists:

I'm consuming a web-service with ServiceStack . The header expected is: POST /SeizureWebService/Service.asmx/SeizureAPILogs HTTP/1.1 Host: host.com Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Content-Length: length jsonRequest=string I'm trying to consume it with this code: public class JsonCustomClient : JsonServiceClient { public override string Format { get { return "x-www-form-urlencoded"; } } public override void SerializeToStream(ServiceStack.ServiceHost.IRequestContext requestContext, object request, System.IO.Stream stream) { string message = "jsonRequest="; using (StreamWriter sw

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . We started using servicestack v4, rest assured that there where no licensing limits on the client. At least that's what I could read out of servicestack's download page . We are building our project according to mythz' answer to this question on servicestack how to structure an api. The generic client works (so far) as expected without setting a license, but when a colleague created a test-client against the

I'm having some trouble with authenticating with ServiceStack using the BasicAuthProvider. All works well when I authenticate using the provider route 'auth/myauth' but when I go to one of my other service DTOS that use the [Authenticate] attribute e.g. /hello, I always get a 401 Unauthorized error even when I always supply the basic authentication details in the 'Authorization' header using beforeSend with jQuery. Basically, I'm building an API for a mobile app that involves credential authentication on the first time(or if a supplied token isn't expired), then subsequently basic