security of user controls in web application

[Andy B]

How do you keep the user controls in a web application secure? I.e. not
allowing access to them from the outside world. I want to have a dll with
the user controls and secondary code like custom providers and stuff
together in a dll. How do I do this?

[Nathan Sokalski]

Re: security of user controls in web application

I don't believe you can put UserControls in a dll if they use an *.ascx
file. It sounds like what you want is a custom control, which you can create
by inheriting from something such as Control or CompositeContro l, or if you
like one of the existing standard controls. I have never tried doing it and
it is not the way it is usually done when creating a control library dll,
but you can even inherit the UserControl and add the child controls
programmaticall y. Try doing a little research on how to create controls by
inheriting one of the necessary classes, once you see a couple examples you
should be able to understand it better.
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Nathan Sokalski
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How do you keep the user controls in a web application secure? I.e. not
allowing access to them from the outside world. I want to have a dll with
the user controls and secondary code like custom providers and stuff
together in a dll. How do I do this?
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