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Microsoft ASP.NETRole Based Forms Authentication in ASP.NET 2.0
Author: aspalliance.com |
Published: 1st Apr 2008 |
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Add CommentFiled in: ASP NETUsing Role based forms authentication, we can restrict users of the site to accessing certain resource if they are not part of a particular role. In this article, Satheesh demonstrates how to build sites with this type of authentication. He provides a short overview of various Login Controls and Providers and then discusses a scenario with detailed explanation of various aspects of the sample application with screenshots and source code.
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