2 April 2011 0 Comments

Authentication in WP7 client with REST Services–Part II

In the previous post I covered the “semi-passive” way for authentication between a Windows Phone 7 client and a REST service. This post completes the information with the “active” way. There’s nothing unexpected here really: We call the Identity Provider using a RequestSecurityToken message (RST) We send the SAML token to ACS and get a “Simple Web Token” (SWT) We call the service with the SWT as in the previous example using the Web browser The only tricky thing is that there’s no library in the phone runtime for sending the RST message to the STS

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Authentication in WP7 client with REST Services–Part II

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