DevExpress v20.2P should ship in the next few weeks. Among XAF-related features we expect to ship is support for additional authentication schemes for XAF’s Blazor UI. This capability will allow you to use Windows Active Directory Authentication and popular OAuth providers (such as Google and Facebook) as an alternative to cookie-based forms authentication used by default.
Try It Now
Please refer to the following help topic for instructions: How to: Use Active Directory and OAuth2 Authentication Providers in Blazor Applications.
As always, we welcome your thoughts. Please comment below and let us know what you think of these new features. Should you have technical questions, feel free to contact us via the DevExpress Support Center.
Security System for Entity Framework Core and XPO
Remember,
XAF’s User Authentication and Group Authorization APIs can be used in XAF and non-XAF .NET apps – so please do spread the word. For more information, please refer to these
Frequently Asked Questions and our
landing page.
Need Faster Support Replies?
Once you create a new XAF ticket in the DevExpress Support Center and select XAF under the Platform/Product field, please review the following help links displayed above the Submit button. These links describe how you can collect callstacks, logs and other important diagnostic information for any .NET error. Once you collect/compile this information, forward it to us along with your support ticket. This information will ensure faster and more accurate replies from support.
