Hi.
I am working on an ASP.NET application and would like to support cookieless
forms authentication. Now there is a FormsAuthentica tion.SetAuthCoo kie
which, as I can see using reflector, takes into account the cookieless
status and sets the ticket either in a cookie or the URL. I want to store
some user data in the ticket, but the SetAuthCookie does not have a
parameter for custom data. What should I do?
From looking at this, it looks like I have two alternatives:
1) Implement the cookie vs. URL saving myself (possibly reverse engineering
the SetAuthCookie method). The problem with this is the there seems to be a
lot of helper classes and stuff like CookielessHelpe rClass that are
internal.
2) Use reflection to get access to the internal methods and call them
directly. The problem with this is that if the internal system changes,
than my code will break, but at least I would not have to implement lots of
code to do what I want.
So, is there a third alternative that the framework exposes? I would like
there to be a method as simple as SetAuthCookie which lets me pass some
userdata.
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url rewriting on top of the session.
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Hi.
I am working on an ASP.NET application and would like to support
cookieless forms authentication. Now there is a
FormsAuthentica tion.SetAuthCoo kie which, as I can see using reflector,
takes into account the cookieless status and sets the ticket either in a
cookie or the URL. I want to store some user data in the ticket, but the
SetAuthCookie does not have a parameter for custom data. What should I
do?
From looking at this, it looks like I have two alternatives:
1) Implement the cookie vs. URL saving myself (possibly reverse
engineering the SetAuthCookie method). The problem with this is the there
seems to be a lot of helper classes and stuff like CookielessHelpe rClass
that are internal.
2) Use reflection to get access to the internal methods and call them
directly. The problem with this is that if the internal system changes,
than my code will break, but at least I would not have to implement lots
of code to do what I want.
So, is there a third alternative that the framework exposes? I would like
there to be a method as simple as SetAuthCookie which lets me pass some
userdata.
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