I'm facing an issue while calling the ASP.Net function from Rails.
First I want to know that Is it possible to call the ASP.Net function from Rails?
I tried to call it but facing <Net::HTTPUnauthorized 401 Unauthorized readbody=true> error message
I also passed the username and password with it.
Thank you.
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I am using ASP.NET Core MVC. In my project I use Ajax in order to get some JSON data from an action on my controller. It requests data from the database, then return it as json. It works well.
I want to use role-based authentication in my ASP.NET Core MVC project.
This is my question: if I use a controller action restriction by something like [Authorize(Roles = "Admin")], will it allow anyone whose role is "Admin" to call this method? (I mean will it work without any other trouble just by logging in as Admin)
And will it disable accessing those data when the role is not "Admin"`?
I have not still add Identification to my new project and I'm new to using Ajax.
I have just tested it and it does as desired. It return 401 Unauthorized status code when the user is not authorized and 200 OK success status response code. Thanks guys for your responses.
I'm having trouble authenticating users via Vue 2.0.
In Vue I have a form in which the user enters all his data and submits it via POST to a Laravel (web route) endpoint.
Then the user is created in the UserController method with the supplied data and I'm stuck at this point as I don't manage to authenticate my user after creation and redirecting him to some route (other page).
User creation goes fine...
Can someone explain me rapidly how it should work? (as I understood that I can't redirect from the controller as the data is POSTed via an ajax call).
What's the "right" way to do this as I'm afraid I'm completely mistaken :)
Thanks in advance for your help.
You would have to perform the redirection at the front end script after receiving the response from the controller method.
This is my thought as a possible solution for you:-
The authentication can be done in the controller following the creation. The controller method then need to return a JSON response indicating success.
Note: Laravel 5.3 ships with pre-built authentication controllers. RegisterController handles user registration.
The Vue script need to process the response i.e. if success, redirect to somewhere or if failed, prompt a message.
Cheers!
I'm trying to implement token based authentication in laravel 5.2. I'm following this blog to implement. After doing all the things, when I'm going to test, I got 500 error. On debugging the code, I found that jwt calls a function (once($credentials)) in vendor/tymon/jwt-auth/src/Providers/Auth/IlluminateAuthAdapter.php file. And once() function is not defined in any file of jwt-auth package. If anyone have faced same problem before and knows the solution, it will be appreciated.
I created MVC4 application with internet application template, added an API controller with authorize attribute.
How can I make api controller action return user specified data?
Currently I am using WebSecurity.GetUserID to get Userid, I have Userid in the data table.
After compiling the application, if I call api controller action first, I will have following error message:
You must call the "WebSecurity.InitializeDatabaseConnection" method before you call any other method of the "WebSecurity" class. This call
should be placed in an _AppStart.cshtml file in the root of your
site.
if I go to MVC controller action frist, and come to api action again, it works fine.
I am wondering how to solve this issue, and what is the best practice to handle user specified data with web api and MVC4, Thanks.
I have an IHttpHandler which I'm running on an Windows Server 2008R2, and IIS 7.5 with integrated mode. The handler should handle file uploads, triggered by a jQuery-Ajax call.
First It did not work on IIS at all, only in the VS 2010 Debugger. Somehow I did manage to register the Handler correctly and I was able to debug the HttpHandler - BUT: Asp.Net Authentication wasn't working: it always said I wasn't logged in. When I directly access the HttpHandler it all works like a charm. Only the jQuery-Ajax call drops dead.
For further information: I'm using FormsAuthentication and it all is running inside an MVC 3 Application.
Could it be related to a missing AuthCookie? I've also read this Article, but it doesn't seem to help me out: MVC + Ajax call to Controller Loses Authentication
If you need any further information / code, just ask for it, I'll post it asap.
Could it be related to a missing AuthCookie?
Yes, it could, especially if your file upload component uses Flash it might not send the authentication cookie. You may take a look at the following article for a sample workaround which consists into sending the authentication cookie value in addition to the file in the request.