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Hi all,
I used to develop my web application using ASP classic and ASP.NET 1.1. And
with the advent of ASP.NET 2.0, I'm now building my first ASP.NET 2.0 web
application using VWD on XP Pro SP2 with SQL Server as my DB backend. I got
several questions here:
- How to set up IIS to use with VWD?
I tried to set it up normally (like I always do before) by creating a
virtual directory in IIS pointing to my project folder. But using this
approach, I never succeeded in testing my authentication/authorization
modules which I built with ASP.NET built-in classes (create new users/login
etc). When I tested the same appl using it's built-in Cassini Web Server (by
clicking 'View in Browser' menu on the Solution Explorer it's just works
fine. While this is OK to test a single page, I still need the ability to
fires several page at once to - for example - check several login for
different user role and see wheather it landed on the right page/folder etc.
- How to implement my own logic while using the ASP.NET 2.0 built-in
authentication/authorization classes?
For example, I want to send an activation email to a newly registered
customers, allowing them to click the link inside it to really activate
their account and also verify the email account they entered. I used to do
this the 'hard-way' in ASP and ASP.NET 1.1 before, though it's works just
fine it's still a lot of work to be done just to achieve this functionality.
With ASP.NET 2.0, at least I expected something easier to do this, just like
what it claims to reduce upto 70% of code
- How to access the 'Website Administration' modules in a hosted server?
The typical URL in my local server is:
http://localhost:1273/asp.netwebadm...\CollectionNet\&applicationUrl=/CollectionNet
I mean, when sometime after deployed my appl to my ASP.NET 2.0 enabled
hosting server, I need to change several access logics/authorization for
some roles, how will I do this?
- Is there anyway I can built my own class DLL with VWD? What minimal
version do I need to have this functionality?
Ok, that's all for now guys. I really need to have some insights. I
appreciate your helps.
Thanks in advance,
Andy
I used to develop my web application using ASP classic and ASP.NET 1.1. And
with the advent of ASP.NET 2.0, I'm now building my first ASP.NET 2.0 web
application using VWD on XP Pro SP2 with SQL Server as my DB backend. I got
several questions here:
- How to set up IIS to use with VWD?
I tried to set it up normally (like I always do before) by creating a
virtual directory in IIS pointing to my project folder. But using this
approach, I never succeeded in testing my authentication/authorization
modules which I built with ASP.NET built-in classes (create new users/login
etc). When I tested the same appl using it's built-in Cassini Web Server (by
clicking 'View in Browser' menu on the Solution Explorer it's just works
fine. While this is OK to test a single page, I still need the ability to
fires several page at once to - for example - check several login for
different user role and see wheather it landed on the right page/folder etc.
- How to implement my own logic while using the ASP.NET 2.0 built-in
authentication/authorization classes?
For example, I want to send an activation email to a newly registered
customers, allowing them to click the link inside it to really activate
their account and also verify the email account they entered. I used to do
this the 'hard-way' in ASP and ASP.NET 1.1 before, though it's works just
fine it's still a lot of work to be done just to achieve this functionality.
With ASP.NET 2.0, at least I expected something easier to do this, just like
what it claims to reduce upto 70% of code
- How to access the 'Website Administration' modules in a hosted server?
The typical URL in my local server is:
http://localhost:1273/asp.netwebadm...\CollectionNet\&applicationUrl=/CollectionNet
I mean, when sometime after deployed my appl to my ASP.NET 2.0 enabled
hosting server, I need to change several access logics/authorization for
some roles, how will I do this?
- Is there anyway I can built my own class DLL with VWD? What minimal
version do I need to have this functionality?
Ok, that's all for now guys. I really need to have some insights. I
appreciate your helps.
Thanks in advance,
Andy