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• Re: remote authentification with asp:login?

  Hi, Thank you for reply; however, i wasn't searching for a CAS or SSO Solution, but for a single login solution for multiple applications, which require their own login (don't want no global login for all apps, most of the apps are with external customers and a cas between their apps and apps of their competitors wouldn't really make them happy i guess) Already solved it - Created a module I attached to all apps. This module verifies the login using a webservice and an encrypted connection

  Posted to Security (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 3/18/2009

• remote authentification with asp:login?

  Hi there, I've developed a number of web applications, most of which have their own login. All applications have their own domain. As it is getting annoying to remember all this login-urls, I was thinking about another application that provides a login with three fields: The Domains of the Application in a dropdown Username Password Once the User has logged in, he should be redirected to the application's domain and be authenticated automatically using the provided Username and Password.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 3/13/2009
  Filed under: remote authentification

• Re: Content repository like JSR-170 in .net?

  Hi! Thanks a lot for your answer! I found this if anyone's interested: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-675 (IIOP enabled jackrabbit-jcr-rmi, .NET 2.0 Remoting Layer Implementation, .NET 2.0 Repository Explorer implementation, .NET 2.0 implementation of JSR-170 API) Cheers, Matthias :)

  Posted to Migrating from JSP/Servlets to ASP.NET (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/11/2008

• Re: alternative to label

  Hi Squall, The problem lies not within the controls, but within the way html displays content -> unformated The html <pre> (preformatted) tag will take the passed text and display it the very same way. Therefore you have to put your text inside this tag. What I wrote before was just an implementation of programmatically using a pre-tag on the page. You can learn how to use code in you page in the "learn" section of the navigation. Cheers, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/7/2008

• Re: Triple DES Question

  Hi there, I'd prefer AES encryption, as it's faster and more secure. An excellent implementation in .NET can be found here: http://www.obviex.com/samples/EncryptionWithSalt.aspx Cheers, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008

• Re: warning CS3008: Identifier '__ASP' is not CLS-compliant

  Hi, A public (or protected) identifier breaks compliance with the Common Language Specification (CLS) if it begins with an underscore character (_). Check your Code for public/protected variable that start with "_" and rename them. Cheers, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008

• Re: Session is diff from others. why?

  Hi, A Session Variable is not only carried from page to page on postbacks, but may also stay valid for non-post requests (i.e. clicks on anchors, or simply browsing to another page by changing the address). A ViewState Variable may be lost for this. Further more, Session variables are user bound; they are set only for a single user and may be used to track a logged-in user for instance, while Application Variables or Static Variables are shared for all users. Hope that helped, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008

• Re: Reading Text from a file using StreamReader

  Hi, Specify the encoding for the text, i.e.: Dim sr As StreamReader = New StreamReader( "C:\Temp\Test.txt" , _ System.Text.Encoding.UTF8) Cheer, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008

• Re: what is a proxy class and why do we need it?

  Hi, Proxyobjects are basically objects, that are created on the request for a remote object by a client. It's like a "representative" of the remote object = the proxy for the remote object. If you call a remote object, the .net framework will therefore create a local "copy" of the object. If you call a method in the object, the clr checks whether this call is valid. If true, the call is delegated to the original remote object and will be executed. What do you mean when you

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008

• Re: Populate Enum From Database

  Hi Ricky, What about using the IEnumerable Interface for your task? The enum type iteself cannot be populated on the fly nor autogenerated. Still, I'm not sure what you want to accomplish anyway - can you give an example how you want to avoid an if-else statement by using strong-types? Cheers, Matthias :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by OesisAcc2 on 1/6/2008