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Member 10506003 15-Dec-14 6:37am View

public class class1
{

public class1 (string param1, string param2)
{
// do something
}
}

Above piece of code You have created a Constructors and Constructor is a special method of a class which will invoke automatically whenever instance or object of class is created. Constructors are responsible for object initialization and memory allocation of its class.
So, You had just initialization the Class1 and allocated memory for the class1.

Member 10506003 15-Dec-14 6:24am View

Actually we are providing services to clients and client have many users so for tracking all the users we match the ip address of the client to ensure client's user is validate or not.If we only use username name and password then it not ensure the client's user is validate because all have same username and password also we have to track by which client the request is coming or and user belong to which client.After using client side certificate it didn't full fill my requirement.Anything By which we can track client's user identity.
Thanks for reply

Member 10506003 15-Dec-14 6:21am View

Actually we are providing services to clients and client have many users so for tracking all the users we match the ip address of the client to ensure client's user is validate or not.If we only use username name and password then it not ensure the client's user is validate because all have same username and password also we have to track by which client the request is coming or and user belong to which client.

Member 10506003 15-Dec-14 6:21am View

Actually we are providing services to clients and client have many users so for tracking all the users we match the ip address of the client to ensure client's user is validate or not.If we only use username name and password then it not ensure the client's user is validate because all have same username and password also we have to track by which client the request is coming or and user belong to which client.

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