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I have done so many googling on SAML 2.0 usage with C#, but not found any understandable link. So hope someone can help on this
1) How the SSO is working - A diagram on calls
2) I'm using ping federated. So what will be the working flow of that? Got 0% idea with their documentation
3) Do I need to write any code to embed SSO with ping federated? If so is that regarding IDP or is it for SP?
4) How to handle SAML 2.0 requests through C#.net. What are the technologies (ex: send request : plain http redirect , receive response : http handler or a wcf service)
Use a SAML client side stack like Kentor. That has good documentation.
Your client will be the SP. Ping will be the IDP.
No, no code just Ping configuration.
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We have developed a web service application using WebAPI C#. We want to change our authentication method to Firebase. So our client applications could log in using Firebase authentication, then with that authentication have access to our C# web service.
Are there any libraries developed for this method? I have seen libraries, but they are meant to be used in a c# client application, not in a server-side application.
This is in fact a well supported scenario. After the user signs in to Firebase Authentication on the client, you'll want to pass their ID token to your web service over a secure connection. Your server can then decode and verify the ID token, and use the information in there to grant the user access to information they're authorized to.
This flow is also described in the Firebase documentation on verifying an ID token, so I recommend checking that out.
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The title is exactly as it is supposed to be, even if the accepted answer suggests WebSockets.
We are building an application where customer will send data to our application. Our application have different events, like validating the data, saving it to data base and etc. I want to notify the client about the status of their data, like the data is validated, data is saved in SQL, etc. Our backend service will be in C#. I am new to this WebHook concept and have never implemented this before. I am looking for code examples for both sending and receiving side of WebHooks.
I would really appreciate any help.
I think you are looking for WebSockets,
and to 'push' notification to the client, the proven and most popular .NET solution is SignalR, last time I checked :)
There are alternatives too, GitHub search: websockets c#
Most WebSocket libs will fallback to legacy ways, like polling, when WebSockets are not supported.
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CA exposes Restful web services. My client wants to utilize C# to invoke these Restful web services. I have c# experience, but zero experience with web services with C#. Any pointers on where to start, and what good books (paper back or ebook) will be great.
Even though your question is off-topic for SO format, I'm posting this answer because REST is becoming mainstream nowadays.
For consuming RESTful APIs you could use any http client you can get, as long as it allows you to properly customize the requests.
I recommend RestSharp for this purpose. I've used it before and it does it's job.
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Does anyone know any good free sms gateway which can be accessed using the C# client?
I also need some C# sample wrappers for interacting with the sms gateway for sending and receiving the SMSs.
Thanks in advance.
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Have a look at these gateways:
http://www.intellisoftware.co.uk/sms-gateway/
http://www.ozekisms.com/
http://www.redoxygen.com/developers/c-sharp/
You could also use https://codecanyon.net/item/wordpress-sms-gateway/16935285
From what I understand, it's a full SMS Gateway you can install in your WordPress website and use from any other website with CURL. The SMS messages are sent by Android devices you connect to your WordPress website.
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I need a site that does a decent walkthrough on getting one of the OAuth projects for .Net running for my own company's use. Any pointers to documentation and related sample code would be much appreciated. I can already find DevDefined, Magex, and DotNetOpenAuth. I just don't find anyone writing up their own use of these projects.
Hmm... how's this? It's a snippet, but it looks like it's a good sample:
http://blog.stevienova.com/2008/04/19/oauth-getting-started-with-oauth-in-c-net/
I've written a blog post on how to use DevDefined OAuth to connect to Yahoo's Fantasy Football API. This should apply to any of Yahoo's APIs as well as other public projects on OAuth 1.0.
How to Query the Yahoo Fantasy Football API in .NET