Project DescriptionCardSpace content is from 2009.
NOTE: CardSpace is now obsolete!!!http://blogs.msdn.com/b/card/archive/2011/02/15/beyond-windows-cardspace.aspxHere are quick links to the webcasts describing various CardSpace scenarios for WPF applications:
- End-User Managed Card Experience
- This webcast gives you a brief and comparative look at the end-user experience with Windows CardSpace V1 and CardSpace "Geneva" (the next release of Windows CardSpace) when you employ managed cards to authenticate users to your WPF client applications.
- Download the WMV
- Working with Managed Cards
- This webcast illustrates how to leverage managed cards for user authentication to a WPF client application, explaining relevant code and configuration for the WCF service, the STS, and the client.
- Download the WMV
- What's in a Managed Card?
- This webcast talks about the contents of a managed card, how each section relates to the token issuange process, and how to create managed cards using Geneva Framework (Windows Identity Foundation).
- Download the WMV
- Sample Code
- Sample code for the webcasts can be downloaded here: WPFandCardSpaceSamples.zip
- There is a sample for generating managed cards that hit different STS endpoints depending if they are username or certificate backed cards.
- There is a rich sample with a custom STS, WCF services, and a WPF client application configured to use managed cards issued by the STS. You must follow setup instructions carefully to get your certificates properly installed and IIS setup correctly.
Resources
- Check out the Geneva Team Blog to keep up on all things Windows Identity Foundation (Geneva Framework), ADFS (Geneva Server) and CardSpace Geneva (Windows CardSpace V2).
- Vittorio Bertocci's Blog is a must read as well, he's just excellent at describing, well, everything he discusses which is a lot about identity and Windows Identity Foundation.
Contact InfoPlease try to use the discussion board for this project for any project-related questions and feedback. If you have a question not project-related you can email me, Michele Leroux Bustamante, at
mlb@dasblonde.net