publicRequiresAuthorizationAttribute(Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Mobile.Service.Security.AuthorizationLevel level); Parameters level AuthorizationLevel The minimum authorization level required to access the resource. Remarks This attribute is obsolete, please useSystem.Web.Http.AuthorizeLevelAttributeinstead. ...
Declarative authorizationcan be added to application code at design time by specifying required access for a particular method or class declared as an attribute on the operation. Declarative roles-based authorization is best for authorizing access to WCF at the operation level. Declarative authorization...
Writing a custom principal is straightforward. Simply implement the IPrincipal interface and add your own custom functionality. To integrate the principal with WCF, you have to set the PrincipalPermissionMode attribute in the ServiceAuthorization element to "custom" and provide an authorization...
If access checks apply to the entire service operation, you can apply the PrincipalPermissionAttribute instead, which is a nice way to declaratively associate required claims to the operation being called. These attributes can also be stacked to check for multiple claims: Copy [PrincipalPermission...
ExportAsAttribute FormatTableAttribute GeneratedAttribute HttpPathAttribute InternalExportAttribute Module OriginAttribute ParameterCategory ProfileAttribute PropertyOrigin Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Resources.Authorization.generated.runtime.Properties Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Resources.Authorization.Mod...
As originally reported by @nathan-alden in #5532: The forced authentication abstraction (requirements, policies) eliminated a very useful shared custom authorization attribute I had written that allowed this: [CustomAuthorize(Operator.An...
Using the [Authenticate] Attribute You can protect services by adding the [Authenticate] attribute on either the Action: class MyService : Service { [Authenticate] public object Get(Protected request) { ... } } The Request DTO [Authenticate] class Protected { ... } Or the service implementat...
When a CoA or DM request packet carries the Message-Authenticator attribute, if the radius-attribute disable message-authenticator receive command is configured, the device does not check the attribute and sends a response packet that does not carry the Message-Authenticator attribute; if the radius...
attribute and sends a response packet that does not carry the Message-Authenticator attribute; if the radius-attribute disable message-authenticator send command is configured, the device sends a response packet that does not carry the Message-Authenticator attribute even if the attribute check succeeds...
You can see the ZZ_FIELD(we created in Step 1, refer blog ), under User Model Fields section. Click the pencil icon on the ZZ_FIELD row and select the gttUserAuthAttribute001 as role attribute. Remember when we create role in step 2.1.3, we selected this attribute and set a static ...