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306238.
This Article Refers To The Following Microsoft .NET Framework Class Library Namespaces:
System.web.security system.security.principal
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Requirements Assign The Roles To The Authenticating User Check The User Roles and Implement The Program Logic in Your ASPX Pages References
Summarythis article describes how to import role-based security in an asp.net application today implements forms-based Authentication Using Visual C # .NET
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RequirementSthis Article Assumes That You Have Already Implement Forms-Based Authentication on an ASP.NET Application.
301240 How to Implement Forms-Based Authentication In Your ASP.NET Application Using C # .NET
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Assign the Roles to the Authenticating UserBecause forms users usually are not Microsoft Windows users, they do not have any roles associated with them by default. Thus, you must attach the roles of the authenticating user to that user's identity so that you can implement the role -Based Security Inside your code.
Use the sample code in this section to implement role-based security in your application. This sample code assigns pre-specified roles to the authenticating user. Depending how you store your user data, you can implement your own method to retrieve the roles for that Authenticated User and attach those Roles to the Authenticating User's Identity, Which is illustrate in the sample code to follow.
Copy The Follow File in Your Existing Application To Assign The Roles To The Authenticating User In The Austrion
Application_AuthenTicateRequest Event Handler:
Public void Application_AuthenticateRerequest (Object Src, Eventargs E) {
IF (! (httpcontext.current.user == null))
{
IF (httpContext.current.user.Identity.AuthenticationType == "Forms")
{
System.web.security.formsidentity ID;
ID = (System.Web.Security.FormSidentity) httpContext.current.user.Identity;
String [] myroles = new string [2];
MYROLES [0] = "manager";
MYROLES [1] = "admin";
HttpContext.current.user = new system.security.principal.GenericPrincipal (ID, myroles);
}
}
}
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Check the User Roles and Implement the Program Logic in Your .ASPX PagesThe following steps demonstrate how to implement and control the program logic based on the roles to which the authenticating user belongs.
Create a .aspx new page named sample.aspx, and paste the folload code: <% @ page language = "c #"%>
<% @ Import namespace = "system.web"%>
