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I have an ASP.NET MVC 3/4 application that is using CSLA for a portion of our business logic. The permissions to read/write are handled through AD by a domain account, the same account as the Application Pool Identity and .NET Impersonation user. When testing on my local machine, the validation runs...
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Hey Rocky, First of all, CSLA is awesome. I really like the changes in the framework since the first time a colleague showed me at my previous job back in .NET 2.0. Definitely something I recommend to coders looking for the "best practices" way to build a robust base to their applications....
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I thought I had a good initial design for doing a permission based authorization model based on Rocky's comments and my understanding of things - until I read in Using CSLA 4 how the principal and hence the identity have to be passed through the dataportal on each call. That, or they have to be reconstructed...
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Hi everybody Do you have any example of custom authentication and read/write permissions for Silverlight? I need an example where security doesn't use windows security, instead to work with custom role and user tables stored in a database like oracle or sql server. If possible I need the example...
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I don't think this will be as simple as you think. But to get an idea of where start, I think this blog post from Rocky is very useful.
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Hi, my first CSLA-project's near to completition and I want to add a "small" functionality which worked out to be a little more complex than thougth at first: I's about a tool for user-/permission-management. It knows users, roles and permissions. Users and roles could be edited by...