2 Responses to AuthorizationServer Tutorial Video: Walkthrough of the OAuth2 Flows Sample

1. s093294 says:

   June 28, 2013 at 21:59

   Thanks :) Learned something interesting about the WebAuthenticationBroker. Didnt know about the cookies when the url is set properly.

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2. Peter Derwa says:

   December 9, 2013 at 13:27

   Hey Brock, thanks for the tutorial. Based upon everything I’ve tried to find on the security features I need, I’m still not sure in how I would need to go ahead. We are building a Single Page Application which will use a Web API at the back end. We have already started up the identityServer and I’ve built some additional code to get additional claims to specifiy the somewhat more advanced roles this user will have in a multi dimensional model. (projects, languages, …)
   this tutorial is based on asking the user for permission to access the OAuth Service, What I was having in mind is letting the user log in on the client application through Identity Server and then also have direct access to the API without asking permission or confirmation by the user. How do I need to secure my web api? (no OWIN or Katana yet, just plain old IIS) could you advise an article? Thanks in advance!

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