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IAccountStore.GetClaimsForUser Method (ClientCredentialInfo, SecurityPropertyCollection, UserValidationInfo, Boolean, String)

 

Authenticates and retrieves the claims for a particular user.

Namespace:   System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn
Assembly:  System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn (in System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn.dll)

Syntax

bool GetClaimsForUser(
    ClientCredentialInfo credentialInfo,
    SecurityPropertyCollection securityProperties,
    out UserValidationInfo userValidationInfo,
    out bool authoritative,
    out string audit
)
bool GetClaimsForUser(
    ClientCredentialInfo^ credentialInfo,
    SecurityPropertyCollection^ securityProperties,
    [OutAttribute] UserValidationInfo^% userValidationInfo,
    [OutAttribute] bool% authoritative,
    [OutAttribute] String^% audit
)
abstract GetClaimsForUser : 
        credentialInfo:ClientCredentialInfo *
        securityProperties:SecurityPropertyCollection *
        userValidationInfo:UserValidationInfo byref *
        authoritative:bool byref *
        audit:string byref -> bool
Function GetClaimsForUser (
    credentialInfo As ClientCredentialInfo,
    securityProperties As SecurityPropertyCollection,
    <OutAttribute> ByRef userValidationInfo As UserValidationInfo,
    <OutAttribute> ByRef authoritative As Boolean,
    <OutAttribute> ByRef audit As String
) As Boolean

Parameters

  • authoritative
    Type: System.Boolean

    true if the store handled the logon authoritatively. No other store needs to be tried in order to logon the user. Typically this parameter will be true if the store found the user account.

  • audit
    Type: System.String

    A string that is audited locally on the Federation Server.

Return Value

Type: System.Boolean

true if the user credentials have been successfully validated; otherwise false.

See Also

IAccountStore Interface
System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn Namespace

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