Form Authenticaton
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How exactly the cookie will work with the form authentication. Is it possible to have form authentication without cookies. One more What "?","*" means in authorization tag of webconfig Regards Praveen Chintamani.
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How exactly the cookie will work with the form authentication. Is it possible to have form authentication without cookies. One more What "?","*" means in authorization tag of webconfig Regards Praveen Chintamani.
First, this should be posted here ASP.NET[^] Second, do a little research. Searching for <authorization> in MSDN blares out the answer. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetsec/html/THCMCh19.asp[^]
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How exactly the cookie will work with the form authentication. Is it possible to have form authentication without cookies. One more What "?","*" means in authorization tag of webconfig Regards Praveen Chintamani.
The cookie contains the encrypted
FormsAuthenticationTicketthat is sent with every request. TheFormsAuthenticationModuledecrypts this ticket (using the private key configured in the<machineKey>section of the machine.config or the application's root Web.config file) and creates aFormsIdentityfrom it that is used to authorize your requests against a protected resource (i.e., directory). As for the rest of your question, the link the previous post mentioned contains a lot of information. Be sure to read it over.Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles