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• Re: Looking for a free object database relational mapping tool ( create simple stored procedures also)

  Thanks alot for that. I will look into that code and it looks pretty useful Thanks again

  Posted to Component Discussions (Forum) by John5 on 5/28/2007

• Looking for a free object database relational mapping tool ( create simple stored procedures also)

  Hi I am seeking an object relational database table mapping tool What I would like it to do is: 1. Create standard insert, delete, update and select stored procedures for each table in the database 2. Create standard c# classes for each database table, to include a private and public property for each column found in the database table 3. Create standard select, insert, update and delete methods for the c# classes This is essentially a code generation tool, where you can point it to a database, and

  Posted to Component Discussions (Forum) by John5 on 5/27/2007

• Re: Do you have to worry about Thread.CurrentPrincipal when you create your own Generic Principal Class? Forms Authentication Related

  Thanks for that Can I save my extra information in the forms authentication ticket ( in the user data section ) and still use the member ship class? If so, then this would be perfect?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 5/12/2007

• Do you have to worry about Thread.CurrentPrincipal when you create your own Generic Principal Class? Forms Authentication Related

  Hi I am creating a Generic Principal class because I need to store extra information per user when they are logged in, such as department, and saving the information in the Forms Authentication Cookie and reloading it into the User Class for every request, seems the best way to do this So in my Global.asax code, in the Authenticate_Request event, I set the current user to be my Generic Principal like this: HttpContext .Current.User = myPrincipal; The question I have is do I have to also set the Thread

  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 5/6/2007

• Re: How to clear Apple Safari Browser history - using Forms Authentication - Safari skips the login page and goes straight to the web page

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  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 3/26/2007

• Re: How to clear Apple Safari Browser history - using Forms Authentication - Safari skips the login page and goes straight to the web page

  any ideas are welcome

  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 3/25/2007

• How to clear Apple Safari Browser history - using Forms Authentication - Safari skips the login page and goes straight to the web page

  Hi I am using the Forms Authentication with .Net 2 When using Firefox and Internet Explorer, I noticed that after logging in, then closing the browser, then going to a page again using browser history, it didn't ask to login again and it should This is because it uses the browser history So in the Page_load event, I have these lines of code to stop the pages been cached: // clear out the cache Response.ExpiresAbsolute = DateTime .Now.AddDays(-1d); Response.Expires = -1500; Response.CacheControl

  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 3/17/2007

• Do I have to disable Membership if I don't want to use it? There is no "enable=false" property with it

  Hi If I don't want to use the Membership class, do I have to disable it in some way, to stop it automatically trying to connect to sql express With the Role class, you can disable it in web.config which is fine What about disabling Membership (and profiles)? Thanks in advance

  Posted to Security (Forum) by John5 on 2/20/2007

• Re: Why does the e.Cancel = true in the ObjectDataSource Selecting event - wipe out a gridview when the gridview has viewstate enabled = true?

  I have the answer for this now: 1. In the objectdatasource, add the parameters as normal in the designer, but don't assign them to any controls - leave it as none 2. In the clicked event of the GO button that does the postback that should perform the select, say this command: ObjectDataSource2.SelectParameters[ "categoryID" ].DefaultValue = Categories.SelectedValue; GridView1.DataBind(); Thats it, the gridview only gets rebound when the GO button is pressed, and all other times the gridview keeps

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by John5 on 2/13/2007

• Re: Why does the e.Cancel = true in the ObjectDataSource Selecting event - wipe out a gridview when the gridview has viewstate enabled = true?

  I'm trying to use the ObjectDataSource attached to the GridView, which automatically binds for you on postbacks The problem is, whenever something changes that is a parameter to the objectdatasource, automatic rebinding happens for you on a postback I am trying to find a way to stop that automatic rebinding happening, because I don't want it to always rebind automatically for every postback, because other postbacks made, may not want to bind the data This can be a real problem for the ObjectDataSource

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by John5 on 2/13/2007