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Forms Authentication Cookie from two applications

Greetings,

How does ASP.NET Forms Authentication distinguish between
tickets/cookies issued by more than one application in the same domain?

The domain name on the cookie will be the same in this case.
Let's assume the user name is the same as well.

What happens if the user logs on successfully to one application and
then navigates to a page in another application (in which he does not
have access) in the same domain.

How does Forms Authentication know that the cookie coming in was issued
for a different application and automatically re-direct to the login
page for the second application?

Any ideas?

Thanks.

-Harold

Nov 19 '05 #1
1 1220
look at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...plications.asp

HTH

Elton Wang

"Harold Crump" wrote:
Greetings,

How does ASP.NET Forms Authentication distinguish between
tickets/cookies issued by more than one application in the same domain?

The domain name on the cookie will be the same in this case.
Let's assume the user name is the same as well.

What happens if the user logs on successfully to one application and
then navigates to a page in another application (in which he does not
have access) in the same domain.

How does Forms Authentication know that the cookie coming in was issued
for a different application and automatically re-direct to the login
page for the second application?

Any ideas?

Thanks.

-Harold

Nov 19 '05 #2

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