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We have a corporate intranet with many web based applications. Our goal is
to have a single login for the user, but we wish to pass these login
credentials to each of our appications. Since Session state is application
specific, we would like to know the microsoft best practices when dealing
with this situation. Both in ASP.net 1.1 and the new ASP.net 2.0.
In 2.0 I have noticed that the master page looks like it is website
specific. What if you had multiple websites (applications) with the same
masterpage? I do not want to add the same master page to each of our
applications because it completely eliminates the reason for using the master
page. I would like to have one instance of this master page but be able to
reference it in each of my applications.
Thanks for the help,
Robert Sprague
Freeman Health Systems
to have a single login for the user, but we wish to pass these login
credentials to each of our appications. Since Session state is application
specific, we would like to know the microsoft best practices when dealing
with this situation. Both in ASP.net 1.1 and the new ASP.net 2.0.
In 2.0 I have noticed that the master page looks like it is website
specific. What if you had multiple websites (applications) with the same
masterpage? I do not want to add the same master page to each of our
applications because it completely eliminates the reason for using the master
page. I would like to have one instance of this master page but be able to
reference it in each of my applications.
Thanks for the help,
Robert Sprague
Freeman Health Systems