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I have a classic asp site that requires login functionality. There is an ASP.NET administrative site where logins will get set up. I’m thinking about using ASP.NET Membership to manage/store the login information, and on my ASP site access the data through the Stored Procedures. Am I asking for trouble here? Has anybody successfully done this, or can anybody nip this idea in the bud before I get started? Thanks!!
The ASP.NET membership provider already builds the Stored procedures for you. If you can access the DB where the membership is setup, you can directly access those stored procedures.
EDIT: Found the articles I used when I did this.
This is how you do it natively using a COM+ ‘Hack’. Taken from the ASP.NET forums. It leads here.
This is how Scott Guthrie suggests it. (Between ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0+, but it’s the same overall idea of sharing a single cookie.)