eID in .NET
The session shows what’s possible with the Belgian electronic identity card in .NET, and what you need to get it working. After some background on eID it walks through four usage scenarios and what each one takes to build. The demos are a signed Word document, an authenticated chat and a secured website.
See also the posts eID, eID chat and Presentation: eID in .NET.
Given at
- April 2005: Microsoft Belux
Files
- Slides (PowerPoint) (1.3 MB)
- Demo: signed Word document (29 KB)
- Demo: authenticated chat (260 KB)
- Demo: secured website (18 KB)
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