I would think the easiest way would be to find an acceptable default for each value. In this case, each field looks like it would be required to construct, so possibly overload the function call so that if something is not defined in the call, to set it to a default. Then, make get...
string[] partsOfUserName = UserNameTextBox.Text.Split("@".ToCharArray()); string domainName = partsOfUserName[1]; To extract username and domain from a simple user name This procedure assumes you want to capture user names of the formatdomainName\userName. You only need a simple user name...
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Applies ToASP.NET version 2.0 SQL Server 2000SummaryThis How To shows you how to use health monitoring to instrument your application for a custom event. To create a custom health monitoring event, you create a class that derives from System.Web.Management.WebBaseEvent, configure the <health...
To use explicit role checks: Use theIPrincipalinterface of theUserobject attached to the current HTTP request. This approach works with ASP.NET versions 1.0, 1.1. and 2.0. When using Windows authentication, make sure to use thedomainName\userNameformat for the user name and the formatdomainName...
If found, the sequence token is regenerated, stored in the database and sent to the user If only the username and the token are found, it is presumed that someone else has stolen the cookie because the sequence token was already used. The system can then warn the user and/or delete all...
If you find something that does not, please contact me. The main thing that separates each distribution will be its package management system. Since I use Debian, I will provide the appropriate apt commands that should work on all Debian based distributions. If someone is willing to provide ...
Figure 6.1 -- Internal application configured to not require consent When a user authenticates or grants access to an internal application, the user is only required to enter the username and password. For external applications, on the other hand, a user must also grant access to the app...
if (Membership.ValidateUser(username, password)) { // User has supplied valid credentials // In the following method call, the second Boolean parameter // determines whether a persistent authentication cookie // is created. FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(username, rememberMeIsChecked); } ...
Scripts to Add and Delete Users Create file: sudo vi /usr/local/sbin/adddovecotuser Add the following code segment and save the file: #!/bin/shif [ ! $# = 1 ]thenecho "Usage: $0 username@domain"exit 1elseuser=`echo "$1" | cut -f1 -d "@"`domain=`echo "$1" | cut -s -...