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| | Role based authorization Hi! I am looking for the 'state-of-the-art' way to implement a role based authorization (Windows security) mechanism. First, I started with the 'PrincipalPermission' attribute, but I read in the SDK documentation that this should be done only for legacy systems. Further more if I use the attribute I cannot define the permitted roles for each service operation in a config file. I read about a claims based authorization model, but I cannot find any documentation about that. Is there a documentation available? Greetings from the cold Germany! Bye, Sebastian |
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