Trint,
Look into using IPrinciple and IIdentity interfaces. they sit in the
Thread.CurrentPrinciple property and can be customized however you would
like. There are a couple defaults (WindowsIdentity, GenericIdenity and a
couple more)... And coenciding (sp?) with that is the WindowsPrinciple and
GenericPrinciple.
By setting your CurrentPrinciple on startup (such as in Sub Main) you can
use it thoughout the life of your program. I'm using this now, works great.
HTH,
CJ
"Trint Smith" <tr********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Ok,
I have the data in sql server for the user and they want to login...like
- keep a reference of them after they do:
userid
password
Thanks,
Trint
.Net programmer
tr********@hotmail.com
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