Part 2 : Token Based Authentication Using ASP.NET Web API in AngularJS

[@ninjaprakash2045]

I am new to .net and token based authentication. Your Part 1 video is really helpful. Thanks for your wonderful video, Keep doing.

[@lg24det]

Can't say enough thank you for these well explained tutorials. God Bless you my friend!

[@carlhlazo931]

Thank you so much Sourav. I enjoyed your well thought out step by step tutorial. Keep up the great work

[@diegocrdev]

Thanks for the very nice tutorial. I just have 1 question. What about the logout? Is there any way for manually expiring the token?

[@muhammadfaizan933]

Hi i seen your first video of web api where you used token based authentication.but can you explain or send me video where you are storing all this roles and tokens and users in sql server database with web api. thanks

[@bl8nc]

Good job, thanks for sharing. Love the background noises btw, makes it far more interesting :D

[@chaitanya121]

The post is really very good. Very helpfull.

[@tejeshB19]

Thanks a lot bro.. its a great tutorial... please continue the great work.

[@muhammadfaizan933]

I like your first video very much and it was very helpfull.but just next part of database was not included

[@shimpipravin82]

Superb..!! Really, it helps lot to clear the doubts. Thanks once again..!!

[@souravmondal45]

Thanks

[@aasimsajjad8606]

You are rock man thankx for the awesome tutorials

[@VongsiLoryongpao]

Good one, thanks for sharing and appreciated.

[@CarminasVix]

Thank you for this tutorial. I have a suggestion: you could show in bug how is the backend behavior in each situation.

[@dduurrggaa1115]

Thanks Sourav, It's good one.

[@supriyakaturu3220]

The post is very good and helpfull this

[@sumamasham6936]

I did to your previous project upto token generation in postman Can you explain how to use it in mvc client project instead of angular json

[@hsaeed01]

Arent you supposed to use Implicit flow for Angular apps? Also doesnt password flow require client id and secret and is supposed to be for server side?

[@MdArefinReflex]

its ok ...brief and nice,,, but if possible share the JWT grant type, more convenient for mobile development as well as web.

[@allisfun3216]

Hey Mr. Sourav mondal, its really very nice tutorial.. But I need your help, to how to regenerate token if its expired. Thanks in advance.

[@rakeshkaddi]

Can you Please work on a module where admin approval is need for user registration.

[@davidflash1]

do you have with database connection?

[@pochtaliot]

Hi! Thanks for the tutorial! All works fine. Have some issue. When i open my app it has no saved token and id need to login one more time. Is this correct by this way building current app?

[@souravmondal45]

2 type of token you can create, persistence and non-persistence. you can create persistence cookies for saved token even after browser closed.

[@pochtaliot]

Ok, thanks, thought about cookie option

[@MatriX606023]

Where do you store Token on client side?

[@senthilprabhu2340]

Hi nice videos session about token based application n angular JS. I tried to developing in MVC 5 in same concept but i cant reach out.can u help me in MVC or else any videos using token based application with MVC.

[@botizanionut2242]

Should be even easier in MVC , same project ... With no CORS Just write his Index . html in your Index View

[@RongMilon]

Good job....

[@mdaslamknl]

hello when displaying writing the code zoom it

[@BePositive863]

i am getting this error "Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module myApp due to: [ng:areq] Argument 'fn' is not a function" , could you please help?

[@BePositive863]

i am done

[@JosephR9]

can you update to Angular 2, 4? plox

[@MdArefinReflex]

it will be same as angular...

[@shahidwani6445]

Sir how to validate client application

[@РазработчикАдильханов]

Thank you very much!

[@timcesar1]

what about Refresh Token

[@tobiashoft3505]

What is when token expired? what can i do?

[@souravmondal45]

It will automatically redirect you to login page. You can see I have written the following line in the Http Interceptor responseError : function(rejection) { if (rejection.status === 401) { $location.path('/login'); return $q.reject(rejection); } if (rejection.status === 403) { $location.path('/unauthorized'); return $q.reject(rejection); } return $q.reject(rejection); } Here when the token will expire, we will get 401 status code. And we have written code $location.path('/login'); when we will get 401.

[@shimozurdo]

genius!

[@akumok]

Sir, Do you realize your title "Part 2..." overlapping on your screen code you're typing so it making very difficult to read it?

[@divyeshvaghela5467]

Thanks.

[@laleshyagysaini4304]

why do you use caption in your video that caption does not make sense