SymmetricProofDescriptor Constructor
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Overload List
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (EncryptingCredentials) | Use this constructor if you want the sts to use the given EncryptingCredentials. |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Byte[], EncryptingCredentials) | Use this constructor if you want the sts to use the given key bytes. This happens when client sends the entropy, and the sts would just use that as the key for the issued token |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Int32, EncryptingCredentials) | Use this constructor if you want the STS to autogenerate the key using a random number generator and send it in the proof token as a binary secret. |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Int32, EncryptingCredentials, EncryptingCredentials) | Use this constructor if you want the STS to autogenerate the key and send it in the proof token as encrypted key. Two cases are covered here: 1. The client sends the entropy, but the server rejects it. 2. The client does not send the entropy, so use the server's entropy. |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Int32, EncryptingCredentials, EncryptingCredentials, Byte[]) | Use this constructor if you want to send a combined entropy. |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Int32, EncryptingCredentials, EncryptingCredentials, Byte[], String) | Use this constructor to send combined entropy. |
| SymmetricProofDescriptor (Int32, EncryptingCredentials, EncryptingCredentials, String) | Use this constructor to have the STS autogenerate a key and send it in the proof token as encrypted key. Two cases are covered here 1. client sends the entropy, but server rejects it 2. client did not send a entropy, so just use server's entropy |
See Also
Reference
SymmetricProofDescriptor Class
SymmetricProofDescriptor Members
Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens Namespace
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