Cloud Computing with the Windows Azure Platform by Roger Jennings

Author:Roger Jennings
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 2010-12-15T16:00:00+00:00

Sign in with your WLID to display the WLID sign-out page, which displays your PUID for the application (see Figure 6.25).

Figure 6.25 The C# WebAuth site's sign-out status.

You import code from the WebAuth.sln project's WindowsLiveLogin.cs class as well as the Default.aspx and webauth_handler.aspx pages to the LiveIDSampleCloudService.sln project, which you create later in the chapter.

The \WROX\Azure\Chapter06\LiveIDSampleCloudService folder contains a working version of the sample project that runs on the Development Fabric. You must register the project with the Return URL for the webauth_handler.aspx page (http://localhost:##/webauth-handler.aspx, where ## is the port number, usually 81) and substitute your values for wll_appid and wll_secret in Web.config.

Installing the Windows Live Tools for Visual Studio

Installing Windows Live Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008+ is optional because WebAuth's code in the Default.aspx page imports a WebAuth.htm login control to an IFRAME from http://login.live.com/controls/. Windows Live Tools adds a Windows Live group to the VS Toolbox that includes IDLoginStatus and IDLoginView ASP.NET server controls, as well as MessengerChat, SilverlightStreamMedia and Contacts controls, and a Virtual Earth group, none of which are related to WLID. Installation also adds a Windows Live ID Web Role template to VS's New Project dialog (see Figure 6.26).

Figure 6.26 The Windows Live ID Web Role template added by Windows Live Tools for VS.

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