ASP.NET 5 Version

[brianlagerman]

I'm curious to see if you have any plans or ideas to support the new dnxcore50. I see that the IAppBuilder has been changed to IApplicationBuilder, which doesn't seem to have any mechanism for StageMarkers (or if it does, I can't find it). There's also the big reference to System.Web in there, which I'm not sure can be avoided.

[MohammadYounes]

Currently I have no idea! as I haven't used ASP.NET 5 yet. I'll update you once I do.

Thanks.

[TrabacchinLuigi]

Can i cooperate in trying to do this ?

[MohammadYounes]

Sure thing 👍

[TrabacchinLuigi]

Ok I've investigated a bit.
It appears that it does not make sense to target DNXCore, since it is a subset of .net framework who is operating system agnostic (so it can run under windows, linux, or machintosh).
This project is clearly not operating system agnostic, so full framework can be targeted and be required.
Said so, i will re-enable full framework dependencies, and further investigate how we should proceed to support ASP.NET5 and MVC6

[mfarooq2000]

Are you guys working to make this available for ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5 / MVC6)?

[MohammadYounes]

@mfarooq2000 No time my friend :(

[TrabacchinLuigi]

same here. the big question is, will ever be useful / make sense to have a "windows authentication bridge" on a system agnostic project ?

[s-KaiNet]

@TrabacchinLuigi
I think that might makes sense if you are on windows and are able to use full framework.
For example I decided to build a web app on IIS with ASP.NET Core (I want to use brand new asp.net with all new cool features) and I want to use forms (cookies) and windows authentication.
I think valid scenario. But there are no middleware for asp.net core with mixed auth by now :(

[TrabacchinLuigi]

Maybe it is possible using "Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.IISIntegration" but still no time here

[s-KaiNet]

Thanks, will take a look what is possible with IISIntegration