Contents tagged with ActiveDirectory
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Adding Azure Active Directory and OWIN Code into an AngularJS/ASP.NET MVC Application to Handle User Authentication
In a previous post I discussed how to setup the necessary configuration code and assemblies in an AngularJS/ASP.NET MVC application in order to authenticate users against Azure Active Directory (AAD). Once the initial configuration is complete you can write code to redirect users to the AAD login screen to retrieve an ID token.
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Adding Azure Active Directory Configuration Code and Assemblies into an AngularJS/ASP.NET MVC Application
In a previous post I discussed the process for registering an application with Azure Active Directory (AAD) so that users can be authenticated. AAD supports a wide range of features that can be used to perform authentication, authorization, and claims-based security tasks.
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Registering a Custom AngularJS Application with Azure Active Directory
If you’re working with Azure and need to add
authentication and identity management into an
application look no further than
Azure Active Directory
(AAD). AAD provides a robust set of services for single
sign-on, authentication, multi-factor authentication,
and more. Rather than setting up a custom authentication
provider for an app, you can leverage existing
functionality provided by AAD.
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Building Applications with AngularJS, Azure Active Directory, and Office 365/SharePoint
One of my favorite features of Single Page
Applications (SPAs) is the ability to integrate data
from nearly any backend technology and have it display
on a variety devices (desktop browser, mobile, tablet,
and more). Whether you’re calling a service like
Firebase
or
Azure Mobile Services
or hitting a custom REST API, the data that’s returned
can be integrated into your SPA regardless of
the language, technology, or operating system being
used on the server.
