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Usually my authentication pattern in 1.x was:
- create login form
- Validate the user and create Authentication cookie
- create custom IIdentity for additional user information
know in ASP.NET 2.0 we have Login control that made every thing for me,
there is
a Profile property for storing custom user information
a Membership property for storing logged user information
a Roles for validating user Role - permission.
the question is :
Have yet sense to customize the IIdenty and the IPrincipal for storing
custom logged user information in the Page.User property or is better to use
the new property like Membership Profile and Roles ?
Thanks
- create login form
- Validate the user and create Authentication cookie
- create custom IIdentity for additional user information
know in ASP.NET 2.0 we have Login control that made every thing for me,
there is
a Profile property for storing custom user information
a Membership property for storing logged user information
a Roles for validating user Role - permission.
the question is :
Have yet sense to customize the IIdenty and the IPrincipal for storing
custom logged user information in the Page.User property or is better to use
the new property like Membership Profile and Roles ?
Thanks