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and these ones are assignable by code only, not by XML configuration file:
StrictOwinAuthenticationMode
IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse
What bothers me here is:
The documentation seems to be wrong, citing properties that acutally are not assigned from XML configuration file (IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse) while omitting properties that are acutally filled from XML configuration file (IgnoreMissingInResponseTo).
My questions:
Are my assumptions right, or did I completely confuse something?
Any chance to make all these properties configurably via the <compatibility> XML configuration file?
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When looking at the documentation for the
<compatibility>
element, it lists these attributes:unpackEntitiesDescriptorInIdentityProviderMetadata
IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse
In contrast, when looking at the "Compatibility.cs" source file, I see that there are these properties:
UnpackEntitiesDescriptorInIdentityProviderMetadata
DisableLogoutStateCookie
StrictOwinAuthenticationMode
IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse
IgnoreMissingInResponseTo
From the c'tor in that very source code file, it seems that only these are actually filled from the XML configuration file:
UnpackEntitiesDescriptorInIdentityProviderMetadata
DisableLogoutStateCookie
IgnoreMissingInResponseTo
and these ones are assignable by code only, not by XML configuration file:
StrictOwinAuthenticationMode
IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse
What bothers me here is:
IgnoreAuthenticationContextInResponse
) while omitting properties that are acutally filled from XML configuration file (IgnoreMissingInResponseTo
).My questions:
<compatibility>
XML configuration file?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: