Self hosted WCF Service Security
Dominick Baier said:Well - there a lot of influencing factory. HTTP and TCP have different performance and session characteristics.IIS requires IIS ;) IIS has its own process model which is mostly...
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Well - there a lot of influencing factory. HTTP and TCP have different performance and session characteristics.IIS requires IIS ;) IIS has its own process model which is mostly suited for stateless...
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If you'd entertain one further question, and then I'll have to revisit the WCF Service I wrote earlier that I couldn't figure this out with and do some more playing before asking anything further.If...
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Transport protocols, credential types and hosts are mostly orthogonal in WCF.You can have the same "level of security" in http, tcp, whatever.You can do username/password auth over net.Tcp - this...
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marc_opus said:Have you seen this? http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2005-08-24-n14.htmlMarc, Thanks but this is using IIS hosted webservices which is not what I am after. I understand how to use the role...
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How would that help in this case?Dominick Baier, thinktecture - http://www.leastprivilege.com
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Have you seen this? http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2005-08-24-n14.html
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You can user either a UserNamePasswordValidator or an ASP.NET Membership provider to validate username/password credentials. You configure the password validation in the...
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I am looking to implement a WCF Service that is self hosted and not hosted in IIS. From what I can find online, and in books, I can't use the Sql Database Security provider for username and password...
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