I have a web project in which I would like to structure my top level
directory to provide a user with anonymous access and a subdirectory for
secure access that uses forms-based authentication. I'm under the impression
that I need 2 web.config files: one in my top level directory for anonymous
access and one in my underlying secure directory for authenticated access.
Can anyone point e to some specific examples of how to do this, what issues
are involved, and how to set up virtual directories for each in IIS? I'd
like to structure my code all in one web site (if that is possible) using
Visual Studio 2.0.

Thank you,

Tim
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Tim

You will likely get away with one web.config, and something called the
location element, but its not quite that straightforward.

Take a read of this:
http://www.howtodothings.com/compute...ith-roles.html

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Regards

John Timney
Microsoft MVP

"AAOMTim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a web project in which I would like to structure my top level
> directory to provide a user with anonymous access and a subdirectory for
> secure access that uses forms-based authentication. I'm under the
> impression
> that I need 2 web.config files: one in my top level directory for
> anonymous
> access and one in my underlying secure directory for authenticated access.
> Can anyone point e to some specific examples of how to do this, what
> issues
> are involved, and how to set up virtual directories for each in IIS? I'd
> like to structure my code all in one web site (if that is possible) using
> Visual Studio 2.0.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Tim
> --
> Tim