ASP.NET 2.0: Login control

[Brian Henry]

I have an existing user managment system that has been in our asp.net 1.1
app for a couple years now, all the user managment is done through an
application that is a win form, and stored in SQL Server. I want to see if I
can at all use the new login controls with my existing scheme for user
managment... Is there a way to use your own system with these controls or
do you have to use ASP.NET's managment of users to use these controls?
thanks!

 

[xhead]

Create your own Membership provider by inheriting from the
System.Web.Security.MembershipProvider class.

There is a nice article here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f1kyba5e

It shouldn't be too difficult to do, if your current user management
has a similar pattern.

Mike

 

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

Simply handle the login control's Authenticate event and call your old
authentication code from within it.

 

[ruxming]

Simply handle the login control's Authenticate event and call your old
authentication code from within it.

No, there is no any value returned for this Authenticate event.
so once I click "Login" it will always prompt "login error".

Or, within Authenticate event,
Which member of Login Box I should change to tell the Login_Box
if I say the login success?
Thanks!