Elements Members

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Defines string constants for the WS-Federation authorization elements.

The following tables list the members exposed by the Elements type.

Public Fields

  Name Description
public fieldstatic AdditionalContext This optional element provides additional context information for the claim.
public fieldstatic ClaimType This element represents a specific claim.
public fieldstatic ContextItem This element provides an additional authorization context item in the form of a name-value pair. It is used with the AdditionalContext element.
public fieldstatic Description This optional element provides a description of the semantics for this claim type.
public fieldstatic DisplayName This optional element provides a friendly name for this claim type that can be shown in user interfaces.
public fieldstatic Value This optional element allows a specific string value to be specified for the claim.

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Elements Class
Microsoft.IdentityModel.Protocols.WSFederation.WSAuthorizationConstants Namespace

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