Comments on: Jan/Feb CTP Deltas for Infocard http://eternallyoptimistic.com/2006/03/18/infocard-febctp-deltas/ Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:44:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jay Potter http://eternallyoptimistic.com/2006/03/18/infocard-febctp-deltas/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Jay Potter Thu, 23 Mar 2006 21:15:57 +0000 https://eternaloptimist.wordpress.com/2006/03/18/infocard-febctp-deltas/#comment-38 Any chance of you making your code available? So far I'm finding lots of partial solutions that don't seem to work. I am trying to set up a simple relying party system. I have three computers dedicated to this process. I have xp and two 2003 servers. The idea is that one would be the relying party, one the IP and the client. I would prefer to know how to configure the IIs server to deal with these roles. Can it be done without custom programming? <i>Pam says: Hi Jay, I'm not sure that I can put the code on the internet, as it is based (if loosely after all this time) on the code from the MS Sept 2005 Resource Kit. I wouldn't want to get letters from lawyers (-: I know exactly how you feel about the million fragments out there that all fail in some way or another -- I've had to battle with the same problem. </i> <i>I think that you and I could work something out together. The code I have happens to combine the client and server in the same project, but that would be trivial to separate out. That code also right now doesn't host the server on IIS, it programatically advertises the service & kicks off infocards - this is because the code predates the IE7 browser support. Fixing that would also be trivial, but of course you will have to have the code for the service itself installed. In general, what I have is pretty primitive, but it compiles & runs (which is saying a lot sadly enough) and it does at least exercise all the different entities.</i> <i>I'll drop you a note and we can continue this conversation...</i> Any chance of you making your code available? So far I’m finding lots of partial solutions that don’t seem to work. I am trying to set up a simple relying party system. I have three computers dedicated to this process. I have xp and two 2003 servers. The idea is that one would be the relying party, one the IP and the client. I would prefer to know how to configure the IIs server to deal with these roles. Can it be done without custom programming?

Pam says: Hi Jay, I’m not sure that I can put the code on the internet, as it is based (if loosely after all this time) on the code from the MS Sept 2005 Resource Kit. I wouldn’t want to get letters from lawyers (-: I know exactly how you feel about the million fragments out there that all fail in some way or another — I’ve had to battle with the same problem.

I think that you and I could work something out together. The code I have happens to combine the client and server in the same project, but that would be trivial to separate out. That code also right now doesn’t host the server on IIS, it programatically advertises the service & kicks off infocards – this is because the code predates the IE7 browser support. Fixing that would also be trivial, but of course you will have to have the code for the service itself installed. In general, what I have is pretty primitive, but it compiles & runs (which is saying a lot sadly enough) and it does at least exercise all the different entities.

I’ll drop you a note and we can continue this conversation…

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