public void AddAdalIdParameters(IDictionary <string, string> parameters)
{
parameters[AdalIdParameter.Product] = PlatformSpecificHelper.GetProductName();
parameters[AdalIdParameter.Version] = AdalIdHelper.GetAdalVersion();
#if !ADAL_WINPHONE
parameters[AdalIdParameter.CpuPlatform] = AdalIdHelper.GetProcessorArchitecture();
#endif
#if ADAL_NET
parameters[AdalIdParameter.OS] = Environment.OSVersion.ToString();
#endif
}
public void AddAdalIdParameters(IDictionary <string, string> parameters)
{
parameters[AdalIdParameter.Product] = PlatformSpecificHelper.GetProductName();
parameters[AdalIdParameter.Version] = AdalIdHelper.GetAdalVersion();
#if !ADAL_WINPHONE
parameters[AdalIdParameter.CpuPlatform] = AdalIdHelper.GetProcessorArchitecture();
#endif
#if ADAL_NET
parameters[AdalIdParameter.OS] = Environment.OSVersion.ToString();
// Since ADAL .NET may be used on servers, for security reasons, we do not emit device type.
#else
// In WinRT, there is no way to reliably get OS version. All can be done reliably is to check
// for existence of specific features which does not help in this case, so we do not emit OS in WinRT.
var deviceInformation = new Windows.Security.ExchangeActiveSyncProvisioning.EasClientDeviceInformation();
parameters[AdalIdParameter.DeviceModel] = deviceInformation.SystemProductName;
#endif
}
static AuthenticationContext()
{
Logger.Information(null, string.Format("ADAL {0} with assembly version '{1}', file version '{2}' and informational version '{3}' is running...",
PlatformSpecificHelper.GetProductName(), AdalIdHelper.GetAdalVersion(), AdalIdHelper.GetAssemblyFileVersion(), AdalIdHelper.GetAssemblyInformationalVersion()));
}
