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I got my Opinity profile: http://vibro.opinity.com/ :-). The idea of a reputation profile is very nice per se, but what really made me make my move was learning that they support self issued cards along with OpenID! Try it, you’ll discover how handy it is… Needless to say, I think that reputation profiles like…
Hervey, Dennis and their team just went live with, no pun intended, the all new & improved live labs STS!! While the former incarnation was a pure resource STS, this is a full fledged Identity Provider STS. If you have a Live ID, you can go throught the easy steps of the registration and get your very…
The comments to my blog stopped working. I am working on it, but in the meanwhile here there’s the answer to a comment left by Matt to my former post on PPID vs UniqueID. Monday, January 15, 2007 6:55 AM by Matt Ellis # re: UniqueID and PPID Hi Vittorio.I’m wondering what happens if…
[edit: Caleb points out that I could be clearer in stating that using just the PPID for authenticating requests is truly a bad idea, and I have to agree. Language hardening in progress..] In short: When you register users by using their information cards, storing the Unique ID is better than just saving…
Well, what a alliterative title 🙂 I’ve been asked in several occasions how to use managed cards, and specifically the simple STS sample, together with the surprisingly popular WPF smartclient sample. It is not especially difficult: few changes in the configuration and you’re all set. The only nuisances arise from the fact that when you…