2 posts tagged with "CLAIMS"

Introduction​

This is a second edition of the previous post on the same topic. The reason why I wrote this one is because of some drastic changes made in ASP.NET Core Authentication system from version 2.0 to version 2.2 - so most of the code presented in the first article doesn't work with the new version.

So, the code in the following articles was built for and tested with ASP.NET Core 2.2. The main concept, however, is still the same and were not changed since ASP.NET Identity 2.0 (I guess).

As in the previous case, we will start with a description of the problem.

NB: The solution presented in this article will work in version 2.0 of ASP.NET Core only!
If you use a newer version of ASP.NET Core (e.g. 2.2) - here is a new post on the same topic.

Introduction​

With this post, we start a series of articles that describe the different aspects of using ASP.NET Identity in your ASP.NET (Core) applications. All the code in the following articles was built for and tested with ASP.NET Core 2.0. However, in most cases, it will work well in earlier versions of .NET framework (4.x) and ASP.NET Identity library (2.x)

One more note. We are NOT going to do an introduction to or describe the basic principles of ASP.NET Core in general or APS.NET Identity in particular. The following material is more for the developers who already have some experience with both of them. If you don't - please start by reading the tutorials on ASP.NET Core documentation website and creating your first web app with it.