Changed AuthenticationType check and added Load/Save methods#2
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Changed AuthenticationType check and added Load/Save methods#2BasLijten wants to merge 4 commits intowictorwilen:masterfrom
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Fixex authentication type and added context load and save methods
…hods" This reverts commit 063af0b.
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I was writing a prov hosted app, based on OWIN, but the code didn't work, as the AuthenticationType is Cookies instead of Federation, due some technical reasons. I fixed this in your code example and I added the Load and Save functions: no usless redirects to SharePoint on each Action that has been marked with the SharePointContextFilterAttribute. Can you please accept this one? I can then update my new blogpost to your repository, instead of pointing to my fork