Titlebook: Beginning Information Cards and CardSpace; From Novice to Profe Marc Mercuri Book 2007 Marc Mercuri 2007 Internet.Java.Open Source.Phishing

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Lecture Notes in Physics MonographsEarlier in the book, you created your own personal card and accessed third-party sites that use CardSpace and information cards. By the end of this chapter, you’ll have working code that can serve as an example of how to accept CardSpace cards on your own site.

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Interaction of Gases with SurfacesThus far in the book, I’ve focused primarily on two participants—the owner of an information card and the relying parties (RPs) that would accept that card. Starting with this chapter, the book will begin to focus on the third perspective—that of the identity provider.

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Consuming Multiple Information Card-Secured Services in Smart Client Applications,The previous chapter introduced you both to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and to how to secure WCF services with information cards. This chapter continues the exploration of using WCF and information cards and shows how to create service-powered smart clients.