I'm trying to write a Windows Store App that supports integration with a federated identity provider, such as ADFS or Windows Azure AD Access Control.
What approaches for federated auth and access-control does WinRT support and what classes/libraries should be leveraged?
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I have found this detail however version 8.2 does not have universal messaging...is there another way of doing it?
http://serviceorientedarchitect.com/how-to-test-jms-processing-in-webmethodsterracotta-universal-messaging-and-integration-server-with-soapui-and-hermesjms/
Universal Messaging supports & provides APIs to connect the Universal Messaging JMS server from different platforms. These can be leveraged to connect from webMethods 8.2 to Universal Messaging JMS servers.
Check below is the link for the details.
Universal Messaging Developer Guide
I have created a Virtual machine on Azure cloud. I want to figure out a mechanism of connecting Ssis with clients on-premises (non-cloud) SAP system. Is there any ssis utility that I can install that will breathe behind clients firewall and pass the data to Azure SQL database?
There is a tool called Microsoft Data Management Gateway for connecting from Azure to on-premise:
http://www.microsoft.com/nl-nl/download/details.aspx?id=39717
I am planning to create a performance tune-up application for Windows 8 and would like to distribute it through the Windows Store.
Do Windows 8 applications (Metro apps) allows me to install a windows service onto the clients' system when he downloads my application through a Windows Store interface?
My idea was to have a service that does a constant tune-up and use Metro UI to control the service settings.
No, they do not allow you to install Services, unfortunately (well, kind-of fortunately, as that would be a large security risk). The Metro environment is a sandbox that allows data in and out only through specific guard systems and with specific, requested capabilities.
You may be able to have them install the service separately, but I'm not sure you'd be able to communicate with it or sell an app which does so on the store.
If you have your service hooked up to a WCF service or sending messages through Azure, then you could talk to it that way, but that'd be kind of roundabout.
Sorry I couldn't help you more, good luck.
I am trying to setup an enrollment server for managing Windows Phone devices. I know that there is a discovery service at http://enterpriseenrollment.mydomain.com/EnrollmentServer/Discovery.svc which will provide the enrollment service URL.
What is the behavior of Discovery.svc?
Is this a service that I need to develop?
If yes, what sort of methods should be in there in this service?
How to setup the Enrollment service? What are its methods?
Search for "Enterprise Device Management Protocol for Windows Phone" documentation. It is explained there:
Enterprise Device Management Protocol for Windows Phone
I Have a windows application made using VB.net and Mysql database. I want to install it on a Local network to be used by several users on different windows machines. How best can I do this?
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You will have to install the application on each computer. But you can have on machine running the MySQL server to which the application will connect. This way all users can access the same data.