Just installed VS 2012(Ultimate) and created a MVC4 application.
When I looked into web.config, I can not find any membership, role or profile providers sections.
Curious to know where they are set.
Thanks.
Actually it takes the value from machine.config. And the default provider is 'AspNetSqlMembershipProvider'
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I want to use Abp as base for my company projects, actually we use Oracle for Database.
The problem is all bussiness logic including Users, Roles are managed by the database, in my case I don't need to use authorization.
Really I need a clean version of the framework wihout any table. I know I can download the framework like this If I don't mark the check "Include login, register, user, role and tenant management pages." but this template is for MVC and I need something like this but for Angular.
My question is
Is there any way I can get the framework like this for angular?
Any way to clean It and how can I do it?
I hope you can help me, I will appreciate it.
If you unslect Include login, register, user, role and tenant management pages, it does not include most of them and gives you a clean project. Did you check that?
after updating my test project to beta8 (not without a huge pain), I finally managed to have my project up and running.
Now, every time I try to debug with IISExpress, I have explicitly point to the page "index.html" and this breaks my angularjs app.
There is a way to map index.html as default document in IIS Express?
I think you need to properly configure the middleware:
app.UseDefaultFiles();
It has some overrides if you need them. You can find more details here.
I have a project running on production with asp.net.
Now I need to create another project to administrate the site. So I decided to go with MVC4.
I have to use the same database, which has all the membership tables (aspnet_users and etc).
BUT MVC4 uses only 6 tables (Memberships,Profiles, and so on) with no 'aspnet_' in the left.
Now my problem is when I try to validate(Membership.Validate(username,password)) users in the existing database, the provider don't find the users. Because the provider is trying to search in the 'Memberships, users' table not in the 'aspnet_membership, aspnet_users' table.
In this case how would I integrate a new MVC4 project with my existing database ??
MVC4 / .NET 4.5 Membership provider uses SimpleMembership which has different table structures entirely.
However, it is apparently possible to change your provider back to the old .NET 2 provider in your web config - see here.
Hello everyone I want to ask how to publish a MVC3 project on IIS 7
I have done these steps:
Installed neccessary dlls
Microsoft.Web.Infastructure
System.Web.Helpers
System.Web.Mvc
System.Web.Razor
System.Web.WebPages
System.Web.WebPages.Deployment
System.Web.WebPages.Razor
Changed Framework
But it still does not publish
When you deploy it you can keep your projet in root folder where local disk C: or whatever and please dont forget to which framework you are using and you can change the framework at application pool
Requested URL: /Views/Home/Index.cshtml
Your requested URL is wrong. You cannot directly access Views. You should pass through a controller action, so the correct url that you need to type in your browser is /home/index.
You may take a look at some of the tutorials about ASP.NET MVC here: http://asp.net/mvc
I followed the directions in the Membership Providers document provided by Sitecore, but I was unable to get my membership provider to work correctly.
Specifically, in the web.config, I changed the "realProviderName" attribute on the sitecore provider to point to my provider. However, this didn't do anything.
I realized that the "defaultProvider" attribute was set to the "switcher" provider, so I changed that to point directly at my provider, and it worked, but I'm not sure if I'm causing problems elsewhere by doing this...
Has anyone done this before?
I think what you probably want to do is set the defaultProvider="sitecore" then on the provider named sitecore change the realProviderName to be the name of your custom provider. The switcher is used if you want to house a certain domain (i.e. extranet) in a different membership database.
I found that the example Sitecore gives in their docs for this does indeed work.