Open 64Soft opened 10 years ago
I implemented an AuthorizationAttribute (vs custom message handler) and this works fine with attribute routing. This used to be in repo, got removed for some reason. Gist here https://gist.github.com/386beb86e2ca399e47f8.git but mileage will vary, and caveat emptor...
Thanks Andrew. I removed that attribute a while back for an issue when I migrated to Web API 2.0. I will use your implementation to add it back in the repo.
Cool. Hopefully useful. This project has been most helpful!
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On Aug 5, 2014, at 9:10 AM, Pablo Cibraro notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks Andrew. I removed that attribute a while back for an issue when I migrated to Web API 2.0. I will use your implementation to add it back in the repo.
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Many thanks guys
@pcibraro Were you able to add this attribute back in? I'm not seeing it in the latest unless I'm missing something.
Hey,
Started using HawkNet on a new project where I can't use HTTPS, and it does the trick. However, I would like to use the Web API 2 "Attribute routing" feature in my project, but unfortunately it seems that this style of routing doesn't support the custom message handlers that are needed to implement HawkNet (ie the the handler that returns the HawkCredential). Is there any other way ? Or should I just stick with the classic routing system ?
Thanks