Customized login process

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Robert Scheer

Hi.

We have an ASP.NET site that we sell as an intranet product. The site
has its own login process that satisfies the requirements of most of
our customers, but we have two of them that needs changes on this
process. We are in doubt on the best way to customize this process,
without duplicating the files and resources used by the login process.
Is there any best practices or other suggestions on how to deal with
it? We need to customize the login while keeping it easy to maintain.

Regards,
Robert
 
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Alexey Smirnov

Hi.

We have an ASP.NET site that we sell as an intranet product. The site
has its own login process that satisfies the requirements of most of
our customers, but we have two of them that needs changes on this
process. We are in doubt on the best way to customize this process,
without duplicating the files and resources used by the login process.
Is there any best practices or other suggestions on how to deal with
it? We need to customize the login while keeping it easy to maintain.

Regards,
Robert

Maybe this can be useful to you
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972971.aspx
 
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RBScheer

Hi.

We have the login based on Forms Authentication and it works well for
the majority of our customers. Now, we have a requirement that our
login process be integrated with a component used by one of these
customers. We don't have access to the source of this component and it
is COM based. We are trying to figure what is the best approach to
create a customized login for this customer, without changing too much
our actual process.

Regards,
Robert
 
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RBScheer

This integration means that we must pass information collected by our
login to the customer`s component. There is no user's context
involved. The way the component works was not revealed to us, just the
methods and properties we need to call and what info we should pass to
it, like user name and password.

Regards,
Robert
 
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Alexey Smirnov

This integration means that we must pass information collected by our
login to the customer`s component. There is no user's context
involved. The way the component works was not revealed to us, just the
methods and properties we need to call and what info we should pass to
it, like user name and password.

Regards,
Robert

You would need to make a second login page where you have to
authenticate your users against com+ and create a
FormsAuthenticationTicket.
 

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