I sincerely appreciate the simplicity of these videos(Part1 - 10). If there is anything more than subscribe, i will do it more than a million time. Continue your good work.
I have a question in regards to Office365: What would happen in the case where the password changes every 'x' amount of days? and the application is being used by multiple users? Use Case Scenario: An application in which you need to download an update file every time a new update is rolled. This would work as long as the credentials remain the same, but if the credentials change after a period of time then you would need to re-deploy the app to every user which becomes a lengthy job.
Rod, short answer for your scenario is ADFS. For both scenarios in this video the client computer is out of SharePoint domain. If you are using Office 365 and multiple Windows Applications are interacting with it, then you use actual user credential and clients will authenticate against Microsoft domain and not your local domain using ADFS.
I saw you video tutorial and its really very useful and I have tested and it's work nicely but my question is that does same network policy work through proxy because when I am try to connect 365 and passing the credentials through making network object it's no working.. So could you please confirm whether can we pass different domain user and password through code using SharePoint onprimisis proxy?
Take a look into this article, it has it all support.office.com/en-us/article/Office-365-URLs-and-IP-address-ranges-8548a211-3fe7-47cb-abb1-355ea5aa88a2
I sincerely appreciate the simplicity of these videos(Part1 - 10). If there is anything more than subscribe, i will do it more than a million time. Continue your good work.
Thanks a lot. Please Share the videos. Nothing helps me better than that :)
excellent tutorial, so helpful. Thanks
I am surprised after almost 5 years of uploading this video, people still watch it 🙂
I am glad you found it helpful
I have a question in regards to Office365:
What would happen in the case where the password changes every 'x' amount of days? and the application is being used by multiple users?
Use Case Scenario:
An application in which you need to download an update file every time a new update is rolled. This would work as long as the credentials remain the same, but if the credentials change after a period of time then you would need to re-deploy the app to every user which becomes a lengthy job.
Rod, short answer for your scenario is ADFS. For both scenarios in this video the client computer is out of SharePoint domain. If you are using Office 365 and multiple Windows Applications are interacting with it, then you use actual user credential and clients will authenticate against Microsoft domain and not your local domain using ADFS.
I am not able to get title of the site, i have given my username and passwords but it is still showing me that forbiddon error 403.
Can i authenticate the user using Microsoft Identity Platform?
I saw you video tutorial and its really very useful and I have tested and it's work nicely but my question is that does same network policy work through proxy because when I am try to connect 365 and passing the credentials through making network object it's no working.. So could you please confirm whether can we pass different domain user and password through code using SharePoint onprimisis proxy?
Take a look into this article, it has it all
support.office.com/en-us/article/Office-365-URLs-and-IP-address-ranges-8548a211-3fe7-47cb-abb1-355ea5aa88a2
Hi could you please explain how can we upload files to SharePoint site using windows authentication...
I am getting a 401 error Unauthorized
How did you solve it?
System.Xml.XmlException: 'Root element is missing.'