WSAT cho biết thêm (hoặc chỉnh sửa) một tập tin cho bất kỳ thư mục mà bạn áp dụng một quy tắc truy cập. File cấu hình này chỉ áp dụng cho nội dung của thư mục đó. Trong ví dụ thể hiện trong hình 14-3, vai trò của chủ sở hữu trang web là được phép cho thư mục Quản trị. | FIGURE 14-3 Managing access rules using the WSAT The WSAT adds or edits a file to any folder to which you apply an access rule. This configuration file applies only to the content of that folder. In the example shown in Figure 14-3 the role of Site Owner is being allowed for the Administration folder. The following represents the content of the file found inside the Administration folder after this operation xml version encoding utf-8 configuration authorization allow roles Site Owner authorization configuration Login Controls provides a set of controls classes and management tools for authenticating users with Web forms and storing user information in a database. These controls allow you to track manage and authenticate users without creating your own schema relying on Active Directory or managing users by other means. Prior to version of the .NET Framework custom user authentication required creation from scratch of many complex components such as user database schemas login pages password management pages and user administration. Creating these components yourself is time-consuming and risky to your application s security. helps you minimize this risk. 836 CHAPTER 14 Implementing User Profiles Authentication and Authorization The Login Control Classes There are seven controls inside of for managing the login information of a user. These seven controls are grouped together as the login controls. They provide user interface elements for managing the login features related to users. Like the profile features these controls are configured to work with the ASPNETDB SQL Server Express database by default. You can of course create your own custom providers or migrate to a higher version of SQL Server. Figure 14-4 shows an overview of the login controls class hierarchy. FIGURE 14-4 The login controls Each of these controls provides a specific feature required of most user-driven Web .
