Re: Base Class Authetication ?? - C# Discussion Boards

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.22-Jun-10 7:40

22-Jun-10 7:40

If you don't want to display a login for the user you have to disable anonymous access in IIS and then require AD. This will require your users to use IE or type in a user name and password. Then in the Global.aspx in the Authenticate event add your custom Principal which should override the Windows Principal. There are many articles online.

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22-Jun-10 7:48

tarun_jeet

22-Jun-10 7:48

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Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.22-Jun-10 8:04

22-Jun-10 8:04

I always load the roles from the database on every call instead of storing it in Session.

Oh, and

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.22-Jun-10 8:13

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311495[^]

22-Jun-10 8:13

Not Active22-Jun-10 10:08

Not Active

22-Jun-10 10:08

The proper way to handle this is to create an Authentication Provider and use the web.config to configure app to use it.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/907hb5w9.aspx[^]

Also, this should have been posted to the ASP.NET forum since it clear deals with ASP.NET specifically and not C# in general

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Paladin200022-Jun-10 8:10

Paladin2000

22-Jun-10 8:10

You probably already know this, but (just in case) you can add authorization in Web.Config also...

<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<identity impersonate="true"/>
<authorization>
    <allow users="SomeDomain\SomeUserName"/>
    <deny users="*"/>
</authorization>

tarun_jeet22-Jun-10 8:29

tarun_jeet

22-Jun-10 8:29

dear Timothy CIAN /Ennis Ray Lynch,

I cannot add 500 domain\user name in webconfig..

i had a table that has columns

FName EMPID UserID
Tarun 1 domain\tarun

I am creating a intranet web application
1) requirement i used not be displayed the login form. they should be view my webapplication
2) if there are 1000 employees and only 10 employee information is stored in the database then only 10 employeessy should be able to browse the application. rest should not be
3) requirement. if the user browse the application or pages .. i should be able to store some information like userid in session or in whatever.. so that i should not hot the database again and again to check whether he is valid user or not.
4) so i thought of creating a generic class or global.asax.
5). all the article i saw were using cookies and forms authentication(is this the only way.. i mean i dont want to use cookies)

Luc Pattyn22-Jun-10 10:52

Luc Pattyn

22-Jun-10 10:52

please do not remove messages, it is against the forum guidelines. Mad | :mad:

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Not Active22-Jun-10 15:22

Not Active

22-Jun-10 15:22

READ THE DAMN GUIDELINES

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Closing windows explorer

teknolog12322-Jun-10 6:00

teknolog123

22-Jun-10 6:00

hi, I'm able to close all processes including IE but I can not close the file explorer windows. They are not process I think because I can't see them among the processes. Any clue welcomed, thanks

Abhinav S22-Jun-10 6:07

Abhinav S

22-Jun-10 6:07

Found this somewhere - you can probably try it out.
I don't know if this will work though.

int myHandle;<br />
while ((myHandle = Win32.FindWindow("ExploreWClass", null)) > 0)<br />
{<br />
Win32.SendMessage(myHandle, Win32.WM_SYSCOMMAND, Win32.SC_CLOSE, 0);<br />
}

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teknolog12322-Jun-10 6:26

teknolog123

22-Jun-10 6:26

thanks, I've seen and tried that but even though I can find the Win32 namespace, FindWindow() method is absent.

David Knechtges22-Jun-10 7:17

David Knechtges

22-Jun-10 7:17

Then you should pinvoke FindWindow and SendMessage - those should be on www.pinvoke.net with examples of how to use them.

Initialize array in one line / in a single statement

Daniel Grunwald22-Jun-10 9:05

Daniel Grunwald

22-Jun-10 9:05

Like most P/Invoke examples on the net, that one won't work on 64-bit Windows. The return type of FindWindow[^] is HWND, which must be represented as IntPtr in .NET. Using int for HWND will truncate the handle's value if you're lucky; and if you're unlucky it will mess up stack alignment and cause your program to crash in an unrelated location some time later.

OAuth help

Etienne_12322-Jun-10 4:33

Etienne_123

22-Jun-10 4:33

Hi
I'm creating a desktop application that will act as a portal to various other services. One of these services include GMail. How can I implement Single Sign On so that users can log in to the portal and access their email straight from there without loggin in again? I know that I have to use Google's implementation of OAuth to achieve this, but I can't find any good examples anywhere. Has anyone got some tips?

At the moment I'm trying to request a token. I have to create a call to OAuthGetRequestToken, but how do I create this call?? Is it as simple as webBrowser.Navigate("https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken"). I also have to pass in parameters such as oauth_consumer_key. Again, where do I get this key? And how do I pass it in as a parameter? I'm totally clueless here and any hints/examples would be appreciated

NetQuestions22-Jun-10 2:44

NetQuestions

22-Jun-10 2:44

Hi,

I want to initialize a string array with "*".

I want to know if I can avoid using a for loop to do the same.

In the below example I have used a for loop. Can the same done in one line???

The following code will help me generate fibonacci series

public static int Fibonacci(int n)
{
     int previous = -1;
     int result = 1;
     for (int i = 0; i <= n; ++i)
     {
         int sum = result + previous;
         previous = result;
         result = sum;
     }

     //
     // declare an array of size 'result'
     // use a for loop and initialize each entry of array with a "*"
     //
}

Re: Initialize array in one line / in a single statement

sanforjackass22-Jun-10 2:51

sanforjackass

22-Jun-10 2:51

what is this!!!

EASY COME EASY GO

Re: Initialize array in one line / in a single statement

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.22-Jun-10 3:06

Re: Initialize array in one line / in a single statement

22-Jun-10 3:06

new String('*', 10).ToCharArray();

Luc Pattyn22-Jun-10 3:23

Luc Pattyn

22-Jun-10 3:23

Close but no cigar. That results in a char[], not a string[].

string[] sa=new string('*', n).Replace("*", ".*").Split(".".ToCharArray(),StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

is one way of getting it done.

string[] sa=new string('*', n).Replace("*", ".*").Substring(1).Split('.');

is an alternative.

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Re: Initialize array in one line / in a single statement

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.22-Jun-10 3:29