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Thanks for sharing this sample project! I'm looking into implementing a credential provider myself and was pleasantly surprised when stumbling across a sample C# project. This makes it so much easier to get started.
Sorry if asking a trivial question, but the high-level working of the project is a bit unclear to me. I see that the CredentialProviderCredential.GetSerialization method has username & password handling, but where do these come from? Are they entered in text fields by the user, do they origin from a file, from special authentication HW or something else?
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Thanks for sharing this sample project! I'm looking into implementing a credential provider myself and was pleasantly surprised when stumbling across a sample C# project. This makes it so much easier to get started.
Sorry if asking a trivial question, but the high-level working of the project is a bit unclear to me. I see that the
CredentialProviderCredential.GetSerialization
method has username & password handling, but where do these come from? Are they entered in text fields by the user, do they origin from a file, from special authentication HW or something else?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: