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Use Custom Principal Objects

By Joe Stagner|22 minutes|July 16, 2008

Joe Stagner demonstrates how to implement custom identity in principal objects in order to store user authentication data. For more information on this demo, a tutorial is located here.

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  2. Change the Forms Authentication Properties
  3. Setup and Use Cookie-less Authentication in an ASP.NET Application
  4. ASP Forms Login Relocation
  5. Forms Login Custom Key Configuration
  6. Add Custom Data to the Authentication Method
  7. Use Custom Principal Objects
  8. Understanding ASP.NET Memberships
  9. Configuring SQL To Work with Membership Schemas
  10. Changing Membership Settings in the Default Membership Schema
  11. Creating User Accounts with the Create User Wizard
  12. Creating User Accounts Programmatically
  13. Validating Users Manually
  14. Validating Users with the Login Control
  15. Adding Users to Your Membership System
  16. Logging Users Into Your Membership System
  17. Implement the Registration Verification Pattern
  18. Simple Web Service Authentication
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