Secure Your ASP.NET Apps And WCF Services With Windows CardSpace — MSDN Magazine, April 2007

Using CardSpace without using WCF or Browser

Getting CardSpace Tokens Programmatically

The wrapper allows you to  basically pass in the required details (issuer and target URI, the target identity as well as required/optional claims) and get back the encrypted XML token. 

This code snippet shows how to use the wrapper to get a token for a self issued card:

IdentitySelector selector = new IdentitySelector();

selector.IssuerUri =   new Uri("http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/issuer/self");
selector.TargetUri = new Uri("http://relyingParty");
selector.SetTargetCertificate("RelyingParty",
    X509FindType.FindBySubjectName,
    StoreLocation.CurrentUser,
    StoreName.AddressBook);

selector.RequiredClaims.Add(ClaimTypes.GivenName);
selector.RequiredClaims.Add(ClaimTypes.Surname);
selector.RequiredClaims.Add(ClaimTypes.Email);

string tokenString = selector.GetTokenString();

From this point on it is up to you to use this token in whatever way you want.

It is as easy a shipping a string to your relying party.

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Using Windows CardSpace with WebService and Non-Browser Applications

WCF, WF and CardSpace Orcas Beta 2 Samples

 

Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) and Windows CardSpace Samples for Orcas Beta 2 Download

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