In recent posts, I've covered a lot of ground using ASP.NET Identity 2.0 in the context of an MVC application. Since it's RTM in March of this year, Identity 2.0 has offered a substantial expansion of the Authentication/Authorization . toolset available to MVC applications. Similarly, Identity 2.0 expands the Identity management tools available through ASP.NET Web Api. The same flexibility and extensibility are available, although things work just a little differently. In this post, I'm going to take a quick tour of a basic Identity 2.0-based Web Api application, and look at some basic usage examples. If you are an experienced web developer, there is probably nothing new for you here – this is intended to be a bit of a 101 level introduction. If you are new to Identity 2.0 and/or ASP.NET Web Api you will likely find some of this information useful.


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