This is another post about Custom Authentication in Azure Mobile Services [https://martinnormark.com/how-to-do-custom-login-in-azure-mobile-services/]. Recently I also wrote about how the get the user logged in (owner of the auth token) [https://martinnormark.com/getting-logged-in-api-user-in-azure-mobile-service/] and all the code is available in my "Bootstrap Azure Mobile Services" [https://martinnormark.

About a week ago I introduced ZuMo.API [https://github.com/martinnormark/ZuMo.API] which is a Windows Azure Mobile Service (ZuMo) that was configured with a custom login provider that takes a username and password. Today I want to show how you actually login to the API (remember that

Last week I published ZuMo.API [https://martinnormark.com/introducing-zumo-api-a-bootstrapper-for-windows-azure-mobile-services/] to GitHub [https://github.com/martinnormark/ZuMo.API] which is a simple Windows Azure Mobile Service (using the .Net backend) that includes Custom Authentication instead of solely relying on Active Directory or login via Twitter, Facebook, Google or Microsoft. Today