Everything is in the title : Is there a bing.com/work API equivalent ?
I found documentation on bing.com APIs for web search, entities, ... but nothing related to bing.com/work that we use to look through AD users, Sharepoint sites, and other Azure related stuff on our tenant.
Thanks.
Regards,
jlambert
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one of our clients want to use google translate in its web application which is built in asp.net C#. First of all, is its free version or paid version?
I found one reference and we have already tried it.
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_google_translate.asp
The only concern is can we use without Api key or license or we need to purchase. Our asp.net code will be published in IIS and multiple users are there to access this URL.
Yes, it is a free service.
You can use it without API key or license.
It translates your site on front-end, and totally different from having a page with multiple languages.
Check https://cloud.google.com/translate/docs/reference/rest if you need server side translating and more options.
There is no LinkedIn-specific library from Microsoft like Microsoft.AspNet.Authentication.Facebook. The third party libraries I tried are designed for ASP.NET4.5.
I also waiting for middleware for LinkedIn authentication from aspnet team, but look like they have no plans to create it - read LinkedIn Authentication and Will we have a Authentication.LinkedIn.
#Tratcher wrote:
No, but there's a comunity implementation available here: aspnet-contrib/AspNet.Security.OAuth.Providers
You can try this one above and please let me know if it's working well, please.
Also You can create middleware yourself based on generic OAuth middleware...
Check aspnet/Security repo on GitHub, and read LinkedIn Authenticating with OAuth 2.0 article.
As Lukasz pointed out, you can use the LinkedIn provider in the https://github.com/aspnet-contrib/AspNet.Security.OAuth.Providers project. I wrote that provider and it is just a thin layer on top of the built-in generic OAuth2 provider.
It you want to use the generic OAuth2 provider directly, you can also look at this blog post which takes you step-by-step through the entire process:
https://auth0.com/blog/2016/06/13/authenticating-a-user-with-linkedin-in-aspnet-core/
I would like to know what's the best way to deal with authentication in Asp.NET MVC 3 from multiple sources like :
custom Form authentication social
networking (Facebook, twitter, etc.)
other ?
I found this link : Looking for a .NET library to do authentication that support multiple sources but would like to be sure if there is some more means to make authentication since that question was asked.
I don't want to be tightly coupled to one specific provider so maybe I should write some wrapper around it, but if you have some guidance, it could be nice to hear from your experience.
Thanks
The popular social networking sites (such as Facebook and Twitter) implement the OpenID functionality; and you can your own authentication to use OpenID. You could implement your own OpenID Membership Provider.
On a side note, it means you could authenticate users on StackOverflow too!
Let me know if I can help.
Matt
You might want to look into using Windows Identity Foundation
My company uses Google Apps for our e-mail/business app provider. Every employee has an account here.
I'm looking into creating an asp.net web app that would allow users to sign-in (using their Google Apps account) and then accomplish certain things (first goal: keep a current record of the employee's skillset).
Before I get started, I wanted to find out if an OpenID login system using Google Apps is any more difficult than doing it the standard way, or if I need to be aware of any pitfalls.
We have one domain, and the only requirement would be that the user has an open account that exists.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this!
I have slides for you from a talk I gave a month ago: Google Apps Account As OpenID
http://www.slideshare.net/timdream/google-apps-account-as-openid
Basically there are two ways of doing this.
Follow the Google documentation, patch your ASP.net OpenID library to accept Google Apps OpenID that is not really discoverable from the claimed URL.
Install a set of discovery information on the claimed URL (/openid?id=XXXX on your website) to make your Google Apps OpenID behaviors the same way present OpenIDs do.
Either way, after completion user will be able to login to your ASP.net app with following URL:
https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/site-xrds?hd=[yourappsdomain]
My solution to this issue was to use the DotNetOpenAuth library -- I was unaware that the latest version has Google Apps support.
Highly recommend the product -- you can find it here.
I modified one of the example files and was up and running in no time.
Thanks to all who answered!
I need to create a subscription for my SSRS reports in an asp.net page.
I can show the reports in a reportviewer using Reporting.WebForms.
SSRS is on the another computer in my network. For reportviewer, I use "admin" and "pass" for credentials which is the SSRS machine's admin username and password and it's ok. And admin has all the roles for SSRS reports.
But when I try to createSubscription via ReportingService2006 web service I can't make it.
I'm not a professional nor amateur. searched the web a lot.
tried this and the odetocode version of this:
1. technet - something similar 1
But couldn't make it happen. Really appriciate any help. thx in advance.
An alternative would be to setup some of your reports using "Data driven subscriptions". I find its pretty easy to manage this if your going to be doing alot of updates to your report subscriptions. It will allow you to interact with user subscriptions via a custom SQL table.
You can find a MSDN tutorial on setup for Data driven subscriptions here
There is a good article and source code here, it's the best info on this topic I've found so far.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36009/Programmatically-Playing-With-SSRS-Subscriptions
There is also a class reference here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165967%28v=sql.90%29