C# Class Microsoft.WindowsAzure.MobileServices.SingleSignOnExtensions

Provides extension methods for single sign-on.

Méthodes publiques

Méthode	Description
LoginAsync ( this client, MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider provider, bool useSingleSignOn ) : Task	Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.
LoginAsync ( this client, MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider provider, bool useSingleSignOn, string>.IDictionary parameters ) : Task	Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.
LoginAsync ( this client, string provider, bool useSingleSignOn ) : Task	Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.
LoginAsync ( this client, string provider, bool useSingleSignOn, string>.IDictionary parameters ) : Task	Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.

Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.

public static LoginAsync ( this client, MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider provider, bool useSingleSignOn ) : Task
client	this	/// The to login with. ///
provider	MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider	/// Authentication provider to use. ///
useSingleSignOn	bool	/// Indicates that single sign-on should be used. Single sign-on requires that the /// application's Package SID be registered with the Microsoft Azure Mobile Service, but it /// provides a better experience as HTTP cookies are supported so that users do not have to /// login in everytime the application is launched. ///
Résultat	Task

Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.

public static LoginAsync ( this client, MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider provider, bool useSingleSignOn, string>.IDictionary parameters ) : Task
client	this	/// The to login with. ///
provider	MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider	/// Authentication provider to use. ///
useSingleSignOn	bool	/// Indicates that single sign-on should be used. Single sign-on requires that the /// application's Package SID be registered with the Microsoft Azure Mobile Service, but it /// provides a better experience as HTTP cookies are supported so that users do not have to /// login in everytime the application is launched. ///
parameters	string>.IDictionary	/// Provider specific extra parameters that are sent as query string parameters to login endpoint. ///
Résultat	Task

Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.

public static LoginAsync ( this client, string provider, bool useSingleSignOn ) : Task
client	this	/// The to login with. ///
provider	string	/// Authentication provider to use. ///
useSingleSignOn	bool	/// Indicates that single sign-on should be used. Single sign-on requires that the /// application's Package SID be registered with the Microsoft Azure Mobile Service, but it /// provides a better experience as HTTP cookies are supported so that users do not have to /// login in everytime the application is launched. ///
Résultat	Task

Log a user into a Mobile Services application given a provider name and optional token object.

public static LoginAsync ( this client, string provider, bool useSingleSignOn, string>.IDictionary parameters ) : Task
client	this	/// The to login with. ///
provider	string	/// Authentication provider to use. ///
useSingleSignOn	bool	/// Indicates that single sign-on should be used. Single sign-on requires that the /// application's Package SID be registered with the Microsoft Azure Mobile Service, but it /// provides a better experience as HTTP cookies are supported so that users do not have to /// login in everytime the application is launched. ///
parameters	string>.IDictionary	/// Provider specific extra parameters that are sent as query string parameters to login endpoint. ///
Résultat	Task