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Musings from Gudge
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The design surface of the shipping Windows Workflow Designer can be re-hosted in applications other than Visual Studio. The team that owns building the vNext designer is looking for input around re-hosting scenarios. If you have an interest in this feature...
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Given that my grand-boss has exhorted me to update this page, I thought I'd better do something... I've been working with all the folks Doug mentions since I re-located to Washington state from the UK, in August last year. I love working on this team...
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A couple of folks were giving talks at TechEd this week and used a little Security Token Service (STS) prototype I'd put together. I'm posting a version here so that folks can download it and play with it at their leisure. Any suggestions for improvements...
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One of the devs on my team pointed me at this … Priceless!
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A while back, I wrote a couple of entries on httpcfg and using it to configure certificates when self-hosting Indigo services. The second entry talked about the various flags that could be passed using the -f parameter. Unfortunately, I neglected to mention...
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Jason has an entry giving more details on the Service Factory .
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My friends and colleagues Jason Hogg and Don Smith, along with some other smart folk have recently opened up the Service Factory over on GotDotNet . They have a some cool Visual Studio 2005 tooling that provides guidance around building and securing web...
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WSE 3.0 has shipped. Hurrah! And congratulations to the team.
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I seem to remember Steve Swartz had a blog here at PluralSight for a while, but the content was somewhat, well, lacking ( and now gone ). I've recently found out why. The blog Steve devotes his time to is actually here .
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My friend and colleague Doug Walter now has a blog on this esteemed site . Doug is the lead development lead on the Indigo security team and I've had the pleasure of working with him on a bunch of things, including WS-SecurityPolicy and our claims-based...
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There seem to be two schools of thought as to where the best place is for the wsu:Timestamp element in the wsse:Security header. One approach is to put the timestamp at the end of the header; <wsse:Security> <wsse:BinarySecurityToken … > ...
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Don says some nice things about the claims based model at the core of WCF security. Doug and I will be doing our best to explain that model at PDC. And I'm sure we'll both be blogging about it in the weeks to come.
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Specifically, about URL masquerading . Apparently Yahoo search does it too… Dare I suggest Mark use http://search.msn.com ? Not a masqueraded URL in sight… Actually, when I use Google, I don't see any URL masquerading, so perhaps it's been turned off...
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Ian makes a reasonable point in his comment on my previous entry ; the flags to httpcfg are somewhat arcane (which, according to my OED, means 'understood by few, mysterious' ). The flags to httpcfg are actually a bit mask, which according to the information...
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I've been trying to get mutual authentication, where the client and service both have certificates, to work over SSL (specifically HTTPS) for a simple demo I'm doing at PDC . In an earlier entry , I mentioned httpcfg, the tool you use to configure the...
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