I\'m confused in the proper time to use SQLMembershipProvider vs my own custom provider. I\'m building a system where users can create accounts; and then create objects in our system. When a user logs
I am working on a simple web application that is built with EF 4.1 Code First and MVC3. My Domain Model sits in a project outside the MVC3 project.
I\'m getting increasingly frustrated with doing the authentication right. Usually I\'m using terms that I\'m not familiar with so answerers misunderstand my questions. Its not helped bu the fact that
I\'m building a web application which soon I\'ll be promoting to production. This application has a login screen, as you know I used the integrated DB for developing. Now I want to move this database
I watc开发者_如何学Ched the “Creating immersive data experiences with Entity Framework “ video from this year’s BUILD conference and wanted to build out a simple application to test out the new fea
I have written a custom Membership Provider and Role Provider and locally these work great.They are pulling all the correct data and writing correctly.
I\'m venturing into the world of asp.net mvc. I have not yet understood whether it makes sense to use a custom Membership Provider or use the开发者_JAVA技巧 Profile provider for the user management?Me
I\'m doing some maintance on an older web application where we have 2 DB\'s. One for the WWW frontend (DotNetNuke) and another for the admin backend. Both of the applications use aspnet_membership for
There were few questions related to this but none answered the question in my head. Suggestions included Asp.net Membership system, a search on codeplex foundation or role out your own. Rolling out my
I have task to build application for user registration. I have 3 types of user (profiles) 1. \"Normal\" user
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