When you have a client application and a webservice application but they both reside on different (sub-) domains, you'll want to link them using single sign-on, using for instance ADFS, or your user experience will suffer.
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When you have a client application and a webservice application but they both reside on different (sub-) domains, you'll want to link them using single sign-on, using for instance ADFS, or your user experience will suffer.
In this example we'll create a new .Net WebApi layer in Visual Studio 2013. Everything in this post can be transferred to an MVC app just as easily if needed, however Ajax calls to MVC apps are most likely on the same domain so will not need this extra work.
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