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  • Josh Collins
    #1

    Membership Configuration Issues

    Here is my configuration:
    ASP.Net 2 running on IIS6/Win2k3
    Developing on WindowsXP-Pro iwth Visual Studio 2005.

    I am trying to utilize the Membership functionality in an ASP.net
    website.

    I am having the following issues:
    1) In VS.Net 2005 there is no ASP.Net Configuration option under the
    Website menu.
    2) If I choose 'Administer Website' from the context menu of the Login
    control, I get the error: "Exception has been thrown by the target of
    an invocation."

    I have already created the necessary database tables on my SQL Server
    2005 instance using the aspnet_regsql wizard. The web.config has been
    updated to use forms auth and the membership aggregate has been created
    to use the correct connectionStrin g.

    Does anyone have any suggestions to get WAT and the membership features
    running?

    Thanks in advance.

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    • clintonG
      #2
      Re: Membership Configuration Issues

      Did you implement the roleManager?

      I can also make note that the web.config settings are very delicate and some
      not documented all that well. The membership provider
      applicationName ="YourAppNam e" setting for example can cause conflicts and as
      I want to recall can do so without raising an observable exception. I think
      it has to match what the roleManager provider declares also. In fact,
      neither may even be required unless your application accesses another
      application on a different server. Complexity such as that needs to be
      looked at which may be causing your problems.

      I think it would have been helpful if Microsoft put out a bare bones
      Membership starter kit with a base implemenation of the web.config. You
      might also consider installing the DotNetNuke starter kit which does support
      Membership just to determine if the WAT will function for you.

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      "Josh Collins" <skeezen1@gmail .com> wrote in message
      news:1137300123 .672464.195470@ g14g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
      > Here is my configuration:
      > ASP.Net 2 running on IIS6/Win2k3
      > Developing on WindowsXP-Pro iwth Visual Studio 2005.
      >
      > I am trying to utilize the Membership functionality in an ASP.net
      > website.
      >
      > I am having the following issues:
      > 1) In VS.Net 2005 there is no ASP.Net Configuration option under the
      > Website menu.
      > 2) If I choose 'Administer Website' from the context menu of the Login
      > control, I get the error: "Exception has been thrown by the target of
      > an invocation."
      >
      > I have already created the necessary database tables on my SQL Server
      > 2005 instance using the aspnet_regsql wizard. The web.config has been
      > updated to use forms auth and the membership aggregate has been created
      > to use the correct connectionStrin g.
      >
      > Does anyone have any suggestions to get WAT and the membership features
      > running?
      >
      > Thanks in advance.
      >[/color]


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        • Josh Collins
          #3
          Re: Membership Configuration Issues

          Clinton,

          I have enabled the roleProvider. Below is my web.config:
          <?xml version="1.0"?>
          <configuratio n
          xmlns="http://schemas.microso ft.com/.NetConfigurati on/v2.0">
          <appSettings/>
          <connectionStri ngs>
          <remove name="LocalSqlS erver" />
          <add name="LocalSqlS erver" connectionStrin g="Data
          Source=catpoop; Initial Catalog=ej;Inte grated Security=True;"
          providerName="S ystem.Data.SqlC lient" />
          </connectionStrin gs>
          <system.web>
          <compilation debug="true" defaultLanguage ="c#" urlLinePragmas= "true"
          />
          <authenticati on mode="Forms">
          <forms name="Ej" timeout="20" loginUrl="Login .aspx" />
          </authentication>
          <authorizatio n>
          <deny users="?"/>
          <allow users="*"/>
          </authorization>
          <membership defaultProvider ="MySqlMembersh ipProvider">
          <providers>
          <clear />
          <add connectionStrin gName="LocalSql Server"
          applicationName ="CreativeEj "
          name="MySqlMemb ershipProvider"
          type="System.We b.Security.SqlM embershipProvid er, System.Web,
          Version=2.0.0.0 , Culture=neutral , PublicKeyToken= b03f5f7f11d50a3 a" />
          </providers>
          </membership>
          <roleManager enabled="true"
          defaultProvider ="CustomizedRol eProvider">
          <providers>
          <add name="Customize dRoleProvider"
          type="System.We b.Security.SqlR oleProvider"
          connectionStrin gName="LocalSql Server" />
          </providers>
          </roleManager>
          </system.web>
          </configuration>

          I have set up the membership tables in a database named ej on a SQL
          Server 2005 DB Instance.

          Does anything look off here?

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