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login/users/roles in ASP.Net?I'm new to ASP.Net and want to take advantage of some of the new features of
Framework 2.0. I've seen the Login controls and how it works with administration of security, using Windows authentication. However, I'd like to write an applicaiton that will be on the internet, which means that I need to use Forms authentication. I'm told that I have to use user information from a SQL Server database that already exists. Is there a way that I can set up to use Forms authentication and make it authenticate from that table? If so, can someone direct me to an example that does this? It seems like every example I find is for windows authentication, or else it's in using Forms authentication and the canned user information that .Net providers in the server itself. Any examples of how to use an existing database table? Les,
There are some active dotnet newsgroup (named security) about. I give you a better change in those newsgroups. microsoft.public.dotnet.security microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security I hope you find your solution soon Cor Show quoteHide quote "Les Stockton" <LesStock***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht news:27E8BF3E-3D2A-4899-97B4-18385B2B5B50@microsoft.com... > I'm new to ASP.Net and want to take advantage of some of the new features > of > Framework 2.0. > I've seen the Login controls and how it works with administration of > security, using Windows authentication. However, I'd like to write an > applicaiton that will be on the internet, which means that I need to use > Forms authentication. I'm told that I have to use user information from a > SQL Server database that already exists. Is there a way that I can set up > to > use Forms authentication and make it authenticate from that table? If so, > can someone direct me to an example that does this? It seems like every > example I find is for windows authentication, or else it's in using Forms > authentication and the canned user information that .Net providers in the > server itself. > Any examples of how to use an existing database table? > and how do I find that from the web based newsgroups, when they're not named
that way in the navigation. Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote: > Les, > > There are some active dotnet newsgroup (named security) about. I give you a > better change in those newsgroups. > > microsoft.public.dotnet.security > microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security > > I hope you find your solution soon > > Cor > > "Les Stockton" <LesStock***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht > news:27E8BF3E-3D2A-4899-97B4-18385B2B5B50@microsoft.com... > > I'm new to ASP.Net and want to take advantage of some of the new features > > of > > Framework 2.0. > > I've seen the Login controls and how it works with administration of > > security, using Windows authentication. However, I'd like to write an > > applicaiton that will be on the internet, which means that I need to use > > Forms authentication. I'm told that I have to use user information from a > > SQL Server database that already exists. Is there a way that I can set up > > to > > use Forms authentication and make it authenticate from that table? If so, > > can someone direct me to an example that does this? It seems like every > > example I find is for windows authentication, or else it's in using Forms > > authentication and the canned user information that .Net providers in the > > server itself. > > Any examples of how to use an existing database table? > > > > > > and how do I find that from the web based newsgroups, when they're not That is my problem to, about which I have taken some action this week.> named > that way in the navigation. > :-) Cor
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