
Programming Windows Identity Foundation
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He is co-author of Understanding Windows Cardspace (Addison-Wesley, 2008) and a prominent authority/blogger on Azure, "Geneva" (the code name for Windows Identity Foundation), .NET development, and related topics.
Content
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Windows Identity Foundation for Everybody
Chapter 1: Claims-Based Identity
Chapter 2: Core ASP.NET Programming
Part II: Windows Identity Foundation for Identity Developers
Chapter 3: WIF Processing Pipeline in ASP.NET
Chapter 4: Advanced ASP.NET Programming
Chapter 5: WIF and WCF
Chapter 6: WIF and Windows Azure
Chapter 7: The Road Ahead
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