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I just created my first MVC webapp and noticed that I need to store my users in the ASP Schema tables now. I also have an Android app that must authenticate using the same list of users.
Before MVC, I was able to simply post something to a webform and have it check the list of usernames and password for a match (encrypted of course), then the form would return the requested info. How would I do this using MVC?
Otherwise, could I just change MVC’s authentication to use my own user tables?
You don’t need to store your user details in default ASP schema tables. You can create custom membership provider or you can do it without custom membership provider as well.
You can still POST to your controller action the same information and continue to execute the same logic you were using.