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I am using .net 1.1
In the global.asax.cs file, there is this entry:
protected void Application_AuthenticateRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e)
as far as I know, it is wired with the
FormsAuthentication_OnAuthenticate event.
My question is, when does the event exactly fire? My testing shows, that it
fires with every request on an aspx file.. I thought it does it only, if you
want to access an aspx in a secured folder (secured by the web.config entry:
deny users=? as example.)
But that event fires everywhere, even in folders, that are completely open
(allow users=*).
In the global.asax.cs file, there is this entry:
protected void Application_AuthenticateRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e)
as far as I know, it is wired with the
FormsAuthentication_OnAuthenticate event.
My question is, when does the event exactly fire? My testing shows, that it
fires with every request on an aspx file.. I thought it does it only, if you
want to access an aspx in a secured folder (secured by the web.config entry:
deny users=? as example.)
But that event fires everywhere, even in folders, that are completely open
(allow users=*).