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Membership and Role Providers in ASP.NET 2.0 Part II : Scott Allen
Thursday, December 25 2008
In part I we talked about the provider model, authentication, and the SqlMembershipProvider class. In this article we turn our attention to the roles and authorization provider. Once you know a user’s identity, you need to determine what actions you’ll allow the user to perform, and what pages you’ll allow a user to visit. A common technique for managing authorization rules like this is to categorize users into groups, or roles, and make authorization decisions based on the roles assigned to a user. For example, you might have 10,000 registered users for your application but define only 3 roles: administrators, registered users, and anonymous users. Using roles reduces the amount of administrative work required to run a site. When you want to grant or restrict access to all registered users on the site, you only need to apply the rule to one role, and not change the rules for each individual user account....Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and ASP.NET Developers : Patrick Santry
Building a Simple Rating Control for ASP.NET 2.0 : Imar Spaanjaars
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