GitHub - nathandl86/saml-2-sp-initiated-multiple-domains: This project shows how to write a simple SAML SSO SP Initiated ASP.NET Web Application for Multiple Domains using the commercial Ultimate SAML component. For more information please see http://www.componentpro.com/saml.net/

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- This contains three sample projects demonstrating how to build SAML v2.x Cross-domain Single Sign On SP Initiated Web Applications.
- To run the samples open the solution file and press F5 in your Visual Studio IDE.
- To make sure that you start both web application you can check that by right-clicking on the solution, 
	choose Properties, in the property windows, navigate to Common Properties->Startup Project, and choose Multiple startup projects.
- You should then see two web application icons in your taskbar, right-click on them and select Open in Web Browser.
- For more information on how to run and configure these web applications, please have a look at this online topic: 
	http://www.componentpro.com/doc/saml/Cross-domain-Single-Sign-On.htm

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This project shows how to write a simple SAML SSO SP Initiated ASP.NET Web Application for Multiple Domains using the commercial Ultimate SAML component. For more information please see http://www.componentpro.com/saml.net/

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