I’m starting from an out-of-the-box MVC5 installation and using AutoFac as an IoC container. It sounds like I am trying to acheive a similar goal as you, so let me explain what I’ve done. As a disclaimer, I am fairly new to using IoC and to Identity. I believe the IOwinContext is unnecessary in a … Read more
As I’ve checked your Code there are no problem in it. Here’s what I want you to do: Check if the cache was clear. If your cache was not cleared you can clear it like this: CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE It’s because during your login, it will save in cookies and it was not clear, and it happens … Read more
You’re right — that’s a typo in the template.
I think there is a better way to get the CancellationToken: var properties = new AppProperties(app.Properties); CancellationToken token = properties.OnAppDisposing; AppProperties is under namespace Microsoft.Owin.BuilderProperties, which comes from this nuget package: http://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Owin/ The description of property OnAppDisposing says: Gets or sets the cancellation token for “host.OnAppDisposing”. Please refer to: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.owin.builderproperties.appproperties%28v=vs.113%29.aspx
Persistent cookies will be saved as files in the browser folders until they either expire or manually deleted. This will cause the cookie to persist even if you close the browser. If IsPersistent is set to false, the browser will acquire session cookie which gets cleared when the browser is closed. Now the reason session … Read more
The migration from Ninject to Autofac seems to be correct, but the binding for the ISecureDataFormat<AuthenticationTicket> interface may not be working as expected, leading to an activation error in some dependencies. Based on the debugging messages, the BearerTokenCookieStore class is failing to resolve this dependency. In the Ninject version, ISecureDataFormat<AuthenticationTicket> is bound to a method … Read more
Update: I blogged about this. When researching the blog post, I found some potential for improvement; I’ve updated the relevant parts of this answer. For more detail on why I think this is better than all other suggestions here, or the default behavior, read the entire post 🙂 I have now gone with the following … Read more
Owin Owin is no more than a specification. It stands for Open Web Interface for .Net. In very simplistic terms it is based in the idea that using a few language constructs (delegates and a dictionary) you can create a framework for handling web requests that is independent of where it is hosted (you can … Read more
I exactly had the same problem and figured out a way to overcome this limitation. In the CookieAuthenticationOptions options, there is a “Provider” property which is initialized with the CookieAuthenticationProvider. This implements a method called ApplyRedirect and a delegate OnApplyRedirect. My first idea was to overwrite this ApplyRedirect and implement the required logic to handle … Read more
Your machine’s firewall could be blocking the incoming requests. You could do: You could Run wf.msc command to open up Windows Firewall with Advanced Security and add a new Inbound Rule for TCP port 80. (You should notice couple of inbound rules starting with World Wide Web Services…. These are for IIS. I am not … Read more