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Katana is a collection of projects for supporting OWIN with various Microsoft components.

Katana is a collection of projects for supporting OWIN (http://owin.org) with various Microsoft components. Currently it includes OWIN support for System.Web, System.Net.HttpListener, and WebApi.

Also included is a Katana.exe for running self-host servers (like HttpListener) from the command line.

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OWIN OnSendingHeaders Callback - Reading Response Body

This question is related to the excellent answer by Youssef. I love OnSendingHeaders callback. I can now add the response headers without worrying about switching streams. Anyways, here is my question. Is it possible to read the response body inside…
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OwinStartupAttribute issue/OWIN Startup Class Missing

No assembly found containing an OwinStartupAttribute. No assembly found containing a Startup or [AssemblyName].Startup class. To disable OWIN startup discovery, add the appSetting owin:AutomaticAppStartup with a value of "false" in your web.config.…
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Error after MVC app authenticates with Azure AD

I am debugging an application on our testing server that throws an error after you successfully authenticate with Azure AD. I believe OWIN Katana middle-ware is trying to cache the access token it received from Azure AD into its token cache but it…
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OpenId Connect Token Validation in Web service using Owin

Currently In my web service I leveraged app.UseWindowsAzureActiveDirectoryBearerAuthentication to validate AAD issued tokens and its awesome! I would like to do something similar for any OpenId Connect tokens but I am not sure if…
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katana (python): coding issue or bug?

Ok so here is the code. I dont plan on typing out the error in the log. Its not needed to copy the code. Its basically saying that there is an issue where 'L' is not type int. def i_am_here(path): print(path) lst = [] num = [] x = 0 y =…
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