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• Re: Where is the Web Admin Tool?

  There are functions of the Web Admin Tool are go beyond the config files though. For instance the tool can add/remove user and put them into roles. It appears as though this functionality will not be accessible remotely without rolling our own UI?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by zgrose on 11/8/2005

• Re: Setting the Context.User

  Thanks. My googling pretty much resulted in the same conclusion. In the end I decided most customers probably won't want to use Windows group membership to drive my application roles anyway. So I'm providing them a link to "import" the Windows users into the ASPNETDB file. This gives them role flexibility and a single authentication source. If they don't want the Windows users either, they just flip a switch and their provider of choice "just works".

  Posted to Security (Forum) by zgrose on 8/11/2005

• Setting the Context.User

  I'm hooking into the Authenticate event on the Login Control to do some custom authentication and that is working fine. Basically Forms based Windows authentication (seems to most closely fit my client's expectations but comments/feedback welcomed). I then go to set the HttpContext.Current.User with a WindowsPrincipal but when my pages go to check InUserInRole(string) it looks as though the principal has been replaced. I'm assuming I need to set the principal in some other event. Any pointers on

  Posted to Security (Forum) by zgrose on 8/10/2005

• catching errors

  I'm a bit new to the ASP.NET world so pardon me if this is too noob. :) I'm using an asp:SqlDataSource control in a web control which the user can configure through a Personalizable(), WebBrowsable property that control the table name of the SQL query. If the table name is bad, ASP puts up the standard exception page and says I have an unhandled exception. Which is true. So my question is, where can I handle the exception? I'm assuming if I did the DataBind() programatically I would put the try.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by zgrose on 7/29/2005