we currently have some WCF services which use active authentication with ACS, which are currently used like so:
- user calls- user calls our legacy api, with username and password in custom message format in POST request.
- API then calls other WCF services providing this username and password in the request, which authenticates with ACS to get the token the service needs
we want to implement the folowing:
- user calls our legacy api, with username and password in custom message format in POST request.
- strip user name and password in API and contact ACS using these as credentials of service identities, getting a SAML token in response
- API then calls a WCF service providing this SAML token in the request
I am reading up on what needs to be done in order to accomplish this, but most of the samples/examples I have read talk about getting SWT tokens from the azure ACS service, and not getting SAML tokens.
Is this because they are out of date, and that a similar approach will work in ACS 2.0 to get SAML tokens?
Or is this not supported? (presumably it must be as WCF accomplishes it)
Does anyone have any examples of how to do this.