Integrating Passport Sign In Features for Windows XP and Passport Aware Clients (305188)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Passport 1.4
  • Microsoft Passport 1.99
  • Microsoft Passport 2.0

This article was previously published under Q305188

SUMMARY

To enable the new features for Passport Sign In with the Microsoft Windows XP operating system, such as the locally served credentials user interface, you must use the new methods for authentication.

MORE INFORMATION

Passport methods that generated URLs for the Login server (such as LogoTag and AuthURL) have been superseded by newer APIs: LogoTag2, LoginUser and AuthURL2. (The older methods are still accessible but are being deprecated.) For more information, see the following Passport Software Development Kit (SDK) Web site: Calls to LogoTag should be made instead to the LogoTag2 method. For more information, see the following Passport Software Development Kit (SDK) Web site: The syntax and signature for LogoTag2 are the same as for LogoTag. The only change that must be made to existing implementations is to change the method name in the call.

Calls to AuthURL should be made instead to the AuthURL2 method. For more information, see the following Passport SDK Web site: The syntax and signature for AuthURL2 are the same as for AuthURL. The only change that must be made to existing implementations is to change the method name in the call.

The LoginUser method logs the user on, either by outputting a 302 redirect URL, or initiating a Passport-aware client authentication exchange. The LoginUser method supports Passport-aware client applications and the credentials manager as used in the Windows XP operating system. For more information, see the following Passport SDK Web site:

Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:9/30/2003
Keywords:kbinfo KB305188