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| Section 2: Setting Up The Web.Config File |
Now that the SQL side is setup, we can begin programming the ASP.Net pages. We will begin by configuring our web application. The configuration is stored in a file called web.config. A sample of the configuration is shown below:
Web.config
**************************************************
1: <configuration>
2:
3:
4: <!-- This section stores your SQL configuration as an appsetting called
5: conn. You can name this setting anything you would like.
6: -->
7: <appSettings>
8: <add key="conn" _
9: value="server=localhost;database=MySite;uid=sa;pwd=password;" />
10: </appSettings>
11:
12:
13: <!-- This section sets the authentication mode to forms authentication
14: and routes all traffic to the specified page. It also specifies a
15: timeout. The authorization section below denies all users not
16: authenticated. For testing purposes, custom errors was turned off.
17: The section below allows pages to be trace enabled for debugging
18: -->
19: <system.web>
20:
21: <authentication mode="Forms">
22: <forms name="MyFormsAuthentication" loginUrl="login.aspx" _
23: protection="All" timeout="720" />
24: </authentication>
25:
26: <authorization>
27: <deny users="?" />
28: </authorization>
29:
30: <customErrors mode="Off" />
31:
32: <trace enabled="true" requestLimit="0" pageOutput="true" />
33:
34: </system.web>
35:
36:
37: </configuration>
This will setup the basic web.config file that we will need. |
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Title:
c# code
Name:
raj
Date:
2011-05-25 7:51:10 AM
Comment:
Hi I want the code in C#, can u please send it?
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Title:
login authentication in asp.net
Name:
khyati
Date:
2009-07-13 1:09:45 AM
Comment:
very good!
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Title:
Good stuff
Name:
jes
Date:
2007-04-16 3:31:45 AM
Comment:
I got an error in this line
intResult = myCmd.Parameters( "RETURN_VALUE" ).Value
when i converted the code to c#.error is
intResult = myCmd.Parameters( "RETURN_VALUE" ).Value
how do i solve this
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Title:
Nice done but...
Name:
Edgar
Date:
2006-09-12 4:25:17 PM
Comment:
I just have a little question. What if i want to know the username of the user in other wepages???.
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good
Name:
ANTONY LEO EDEL
Date:
2006-03-27 5:40:52 AM
Comment:
easy to understand . lot of thanks
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Woooow
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Eryk
Date:
2006-02-02 4:50:17 PM
Comment:
Very Very Good.
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very good
Name:
Tuncay
Date:
2006-01-14 2:20:40 AM
Comment:
thanks, this tutorial is very good.
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RE:
Name:
Bryan
Date:
2005-11-15 3:46:14 PM
Comment:
Convert sqlCommand2.Parameters["RETURN_VALUE"].Value to a integer
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Title:
a question!
Name:
mohammad
Date:
2005-11-12 10:15:36 AM
Comment:
hello ,thanx for this grat code ,but i have a prob!!
i have converted this code to C# and every thing is fine exept this statment
ntResult = sqlCommand2.Parameters["RETURN_VALUE"].Value;
it say can nit implicit convert from in to object ,
so can u help me in doning it in c#?
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Title:
excellent
Name:
jh
Date:
2005-10-03 5:21:58 PM
Comment:
very nice work - thanks much!
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Title:
need an import though
Name:
jh
Date:
2005-10-03 5:14:52 PM
Comment:
it neededs this at the top of the page though:
Imports System.Web.Security
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Perfect
Name:
Jacques
Date:
2005-07-29 4:49:45 AM
Comment:
Thank you. Just what i needed.
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WellDone
Name:
Man
Date:
2005-06-16 10:29:39 PM
Comment:
This was very well done and cover a whole lit of stuff that I actually was after!
Thanks!
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Gant
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Gant Man
Date:
2005-05-28 11:30:31 PM
Comment:
Thanks
Just what I was after
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Good
Name:
Majun
Date:
2005-02-10 2:56:41 AM
Comment:
Very Good.
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