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I have several questions regarding the Membership and Roles mechanism in
ASP.Net 2.0.
1. In the box, it comes with SqlMembershipProvider, which uses SQL Express
2005. What if I want it to use SQL Server 2005 Enterprise (not express)
instead? I'm really hoping I don't have to write my own MembershipProvider to
accomplish this.
2. My users have more information about them than the in the box data. For
example, I will need to know what jurisdiction a user belongs to, and of
course when they register they will pick from a list. There is much more than
that I need to store about my users that will affect their access to certain
resources (pages), etc. Gawd, I hope I don't have to write my own
MembershipProvider.
3. My last question is related to roles. I will need more information about
roles than is provided in the box. For example, a role may have to tell my
application to behave differently depending on some attribute of the role.
Jeeze, I hope I don't have to write my own MembershipProvider!
So can I do all these modifications with the "in the box" features?
ASP.Net 2.0.
1. In the box, it comes with SqlMembershipProvider, which uses SQL Express
2005. What if I want it to use SQL Server 2005 Enterprise (not express)
instead? I'm really hoping I don't have to write my own MembershipProvider to
accomplish this.
2. My users have more information about them than the in the box data. For
example, I will need to know what jurisdiction a user belongs to, and of
course when they register they will pick from a list. There is much more than
that I need to store about my users that will affect their access to certain
resources (pages), etc. Gawd, I hope I don't have to write my own
MembershipProvider.
3. My last question is related to roles. I will need more information about
roles than is provided in the box. For example, a role may have to tell my
application to behave differently depending on some attribute of the role.
Jeeze, I hope I don't have to write my own MembershipProvider!
So can I do all these modifications with the "in the box" features?