Thank you for your response. Adding this package to the C1 website doesn't resolve the issue.
I recreated the problem and posted it to this share. There is a ReadMeSetup.txt to highlight the main steps using a basic C1 5.0 install and a MVC Webapp for a MVCFunction. Look at the ReadMeSetup.txt for the basic high level steps used to create this site.
Shared out project
The same Owin error is produced even though I can see the Owin object is spun up in the startup.cs Configuration class.
The HttpPost to the Login method looks up a property to get the HttpContext.GetOwinContext() which returns the error in question.
I see their is a way to have a custom login provider with C1, but this doesn't seems like the path I'm interested in going down at the moment since we are built off the Identity model.
Thank you for your time.
I recreated the problem and posted it to this share. There is a ReadMeSetup.txt to highlight the main steps using a basic C1 5.0 install and a MVC Webapp for a MVCFunction. Look at the ReadMeSetup.txt for the basic high level steps used to create this site.
Shared out project
The same Owin error is produced even though I can see the Owin object is spun up in the startup.cs Configuration class.
The HttpPost to the Login method looks up a property to get the HttpContext.GetOwinContext() which returns the error in question.
I see their is a way to have a custom login provider with C1, but this doesn't seems like the path I'm interested in going down at the moment since we are built off the Identity model.
Thank you for your time.