C# Client

[Juan Huerta]

Hi,
Im using C# and Web Services. Im using already the implemention of ASP
in the CAS documentation, but I'd like to take a look to that other
implementation. Im using C# and Web Services, so, it may be quite
handy for us ...
Im having a lot of problems passing parameters to a web that have to
be authenticated ... I notice that after calling CAS I loose the
paramters. Im doing something wrong that maybe you library can help me
solve it.

Please, let me know where I can take a look to the library and some
sample on how to use it. Thanks!

Juan

2007/9/3, Paul Hunnisett <Paul.Hunnisett at uwe.ac.uk>:
>
>
> The difference between this client and the existing ASP .Net client is that
> this is a stand alone library which can be called by any .Net application
> web - or non web alike.  It's the difference between a jar file based client
> and a JSP based client.  The advantage of the ASP .Net client over mine is
> that you can take advantage of cookies; the advantage of my client is that
> it can be used in contexts like SOAP web services or desktop applications
> where cookies and page redirects haev less or no meaning...  The main
> motivation for writing my client is that it's only useful for ASP .Net -
> whereas mine can be used by any .Net application.  Initially we want to use
> it here to log into SOAP web services which don't maintain any session data
> and don't use cookies.
>
> There may be some mileage in combining the two projects - although in doing
> so you may lose the cookie advantage of the ASP .Net client (perhaps not
> necessarily though...).  to be honest, I'm not sure whether it would be
> beneficial to combine them or provide a choice given distinct advantages and
> disadvantages depending on your context.
>
> If I upload to the Issue tracker should I start it as a new project or add
> it as a component to your CAS Clients project?  I'm more than happy to
> continue to manage and maintain it - and also take a lead in merging it with
> the ASP .Net client - if we decide that's the way to go...
> Cheers
>
> Paul
>
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>  From: cas-bounces at tp.its.yale.edu [mailto:cas-bounces at tp.its.yale.edu] On
> Behalf Of Scott Battaglia
> Sent: 31 August 2007 16:42
> To: Yale CAS mailing list
> Subject: Re: C# Client
>
>
> Paul,
>
> You can initially place it in our wiki or as a JIRA issue in the our Issue
> Tracker (http://www.ja-sig.org/issues/).  I don't know how many developers
> here are familiar with C# to comment on the code.
>
> Maybe you can provide us with some details.  How is this different then the
> ASP .Net client written in C#.  Is there a way to rewrite the existing one
> to utilize your underlying "core" libraries?  Would there be interest in
> combining the two projects together if it makes sense?  We're looking for
> people to volunteer to manage specific libraries under the JA-SIG banner.
>
> Thanks!
> -Scott
>
>
> On 8/31/07, Paul Hunnisett <Paul.Hunnisett at uwe.ac.uk> wrote:
> >
> >
> > No-one able to tell me where to commit this or willing to review the code?
> >
> > ________________________________
>  From: cas-bounces at tp.its.yale.edu [mailto:cas-bounces at tp.its.yale.edu] On
> Behalf Of Paul Hunnisett
> > Sent: 30 August 2007 12:30
> > To: Yale CAS mailing list
> > Subject: C# Client
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I've built a C# client for CAS for use by .Net applications.  I realise
> that there's already an ASP .Net client written in C#, but that assumes
> browser based apps.  The motivation for writing mine was that we needed SOAP
> web services to be able to authenticate via CAS so that, where we used to
> pass a username and password, we now pass a ticket and they use the CAS
> client to authenticate.
> >
> >  I was going to ask one of the guys round here to read through my code and
> review it to see if it's production quality or not but they're either on
> annual leave or paternity leave...  So, I figured that the best thing to do
> was to release the client to the community, including the source code, and
> ask for feedback on the quality of the code.  So - what's the best way of
> committing this?  I've got both a .dll and the source code...
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Paul Hunnisett
> > UWE
> >
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