I managed to write my own membership provider, turns out it wasn't
hard after all -- I just had to find the relevant information out of
everything that's out there :)
In case anyone else needs this information:
I created a new class extending ExtendedMembershipProvider, I
implemented the methods s
Jiri and Paul,
thanks for your quick repsonses.
Just to confirm, I should do something like this:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/165159/Custom-Membership-Providers
Please let me know if I'm finally on the right track :)
Thanks,
Markus
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Mercea Paul wrote:
Hi Markus
On 2013.02.27 4:33 PM, Markus Ostenried wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been using Firebird with Delphi for many years, wrote a few .NET
> applications and have experience in web development.
> However: I never did web development with .NET and my only experience
> with the Firebird .NET provi
I think you're better writing your own membership, simply
username/password, maybe roles. It will give you more flexibility and
benefits. Membership providers are not that much fun in 2013. :) But
if you want to use it anyway, you have to create the database yourself
using the scripts provided. Als
Hi all,
I've been using Firebird with Delphi for many years, wrote a few .NET
applications and have experience in web development.
However: I never did web development with .NET and my only experience
with the Firebird .NET provider was a hello world program in Mono on
Debian a few years ago.
My
