roleManager using a Custom role provider

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John Toop

I've read a number of places that give examples of how to do this but I could
never get it. Most examples used forms authentication but I found if
difficult to understand which steps were important and which weren't, so
here's my contribution:

I created a <roleManager ... /roleManager> tag inside <system.web>

it was a lot simpler than I thought

<roleManager defaultProvider="myRoleProvider" enabled="true">
<providers>
<clear/>
<add name="myRoleProvider" type="Humber.Roles.myRoleProvider" />
</providers>
</roleManager>

Where I got caught was I had no idea that the custom class had to reside
within a nameSpace (I put a nameSpace somename ... End nameSpace around my
class. I named my nameSpace "Humber.Roles" and my class I called
myRoleProvider. The name of the "RoleProvider" that I created within my
custom class became my roleProvider which was called as the defaultProvider.
The type is the concatenation of the namespace and the class inside of it.
 

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