need some help securing an application
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I'm new to application, I would like to read a step-by-step article teaching me how to create a role-base win-application (using defined users and passwords, not windows's). thanks
Shimi
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I'm new to application, I would like to read a step-by-step article teaching me how to create a role-base win-application (using defined users and passwords, not windows's). thanks
Shimi
There's a bunch of different ways of doing this. You can start by reading these[^]. But, if you're new to programming, let alone any experience with the .NET Framework, something like this could be way over your head.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007 -
There's a bunch of different ways of doing this. You can start by reading these[^]. But, if you're new to programming, let alone any experience with the .NET Framework, something like this could be way over your head.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007thanks for your post, I want to develop an application for many users and keep their information in a SQL server table, I just don't know how you make the entire application respond when a user has been switched.
Shimi
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thanks for your post, I want to develop an application for many users and keep their information in a SQL server table, I just don't know how you make the entire application respond when a user has been switched.
Shimi
You'll probably need a User object you create that keeps track of the user roles. All of you application code will have to keep referring back this object to check if the user has the appropriate permissions to run code and setup the user interface appropriately. Here's[^] a another view of the subject. You're looking for a simple answer to a very large and complex problem. There is no single step-by-step guide that's going to show you how to do this, let alone explain how and why it works. The solutions involve knowing about various design patterns and how they interact with each other. This topic alone can fill over a 1000 pages.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007 -
You'll probably need a User object you create that keeps track of the user roles. All of you application code will have to keep referring back this object to check if the user has the appropriate permissions to run code and setup the user interface appropriately. Here's[^] a another view of the subject. You're looking for a simple answer to a very large and complex problem. There is no single step-by-step guide that's going to show you how to do this, let alone explain how and why it works. The solutions involve knowing about various design patterns and how they interact with each other. This topic alone can fill over a 1000 pages.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007thanks
Shimi