Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
ASP MVC Action parameters all strings vs explicit type
A colleague and I were developing an ASP.NET MVC project and during this we created a new action method to handle one of our views. I initially started created the action like so:
ASP MVC Action parameters all strings vs explicit type
A colleague and I were developing an ASP.NET MVC project and during this we created a new action method to handle one of our views. I initially started created the action like so:
ASP MVC Action parameters all strings vs explicit type
A colleague and I were developing an ASP.NET MVC project and during this we created a new action method to handle one of our views. I initially started created the action like so:
Update strategy for a software framework once it has been deployed
I need to update a software framework once it has been deployed.
Update strategy for a software framework once it has been deployed
I need to update a software framework once it has been deployed.
Update strategy for a software framework once it has been deployed
I need to update a software framework once it has been deployed.
Update strategy for a software framework once it has been deployed
I need to update a software framework once it has been deployed.
Implementing User Authentication on an N-Tier Web Application
I appreciate all help and feedback. Parts bolded are critical parts if this is too verbose. Perhaps it will help to mention I am a green developer. I have found some useful info from related questions posted here and on Stack Overflow but nothing that felt 100%.