No. While WIF does work with AD FS 2.0, it is not a requirement. WIF is a standards-based framework and works with any Security Token Service that supports open standards.
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ACS, WIF, and AD FS v2 can be used together to develop web services that combine the security and capability of Active Directory with the flexibility and control of custom access control rules, within a simple, closely integrated developer
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Access Control, WIF, and AD FS v2 can be used together to develop web services that combine the security and capability of Active Directory with the flexibility and control of custom access control rules, within a simple, closely integrated
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ACS, WIF, and AD FS v2 can be used together to develop web services that combine the security and capability of Active Directory with the flexibility and control of custom access control rules, within a simple, closely integrated developer
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Yes. Windows Identity Foundation can be used to build on-premises software as well as cloud services, including those running in Windows Azure.
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With Windows Identity Foundation, developers have a single programming model for handling identity in an application, regardless if that application is hosted on-premises or in Windows Azure. Productivity is enhanced since you only need to learn one
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Windows Identity Foundation (formerly called code name Geneva framework) is a new extension to the Microsoft .NET Framework that helps developers build claims-aware applications that externalize user authentication from the application, improving
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He nods in agreement at the young woman whose trying to grasp what exactly a BLT minus everything but the bacon will look like. She walks off to the kitchen only to return a few minutes later to reconfirm the order as obviously the Khmer cook is no
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WIF stands for Weaving Information File and is a standard file format to record weave draft information so that any program that supports WIF can open files created by other design programs.
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