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Jan Alexander on the claims transformation language in Geneva Server beta 2

Posted By: Donovan Follette | May 11th, 2009 @ 8:14 AM | 46,569 Views | 6 Comments

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In this episode Jan Alexander, Sr. Program Manager, Federated Identity, takes a deep dive into the powerful, all new claims transformation language in Geneva Server beta 2. This language is used in claims processing, acceptance and issuance, and Jan provides a primer on the flexibility and capabilities of this domain specific language. This is what you've been waiting for. Enjoy the deep dive!

URL references:
“Geneva” Forum on MSDN
"Geneva" Team Blog
Microsoft code name "Geneva"
The Identity key topic on Channel 9

Tags: Geneva Server, IdElement

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I read about the Geneva Server on the forum. Seem like it really supports easy user interference and configuration. Thank you for the reference list. free advertising |part time jobs |mattress

dannyku

This is a new thing for me, neve heard about this Geneva server before. working as consulting it is very interesting article and will start do some research about this. Great work

Rach28

Wow that certainly was a deep dive! I had no idea of the capabilities of this domain specific language. Great video by Jan.

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read about the Geneva Server on the forum. Seem like it really supports easy user interference and configuration. Thank you for the reference list.
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