Yesterday, we looked at how to setup the web.config file and modify the business logic layer to make use of Profile properties to give us unique SQL logins when we use the SqlMembership provider for forms authentication. Today, we are going to show you the code you will need to associate the profile properties with the user.
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Thursday, April 3rd, 2008
One thing I didn’t get around to mentioning the other day when I was evaluating if LINQ 2 SQL with the LinqDataSource really is multi-layered or not is my belief that what Microsoft has really (re)created for us is the Document/View architecture all over again.
That post was an evaluation. This post is a rant. The two have no place together.
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
Several weeks ago, we discussed the point of Multi-Layered Architectures. We discussed what a multi-layered architecture looks like, and the problems it solves.
Today, what I want to examine is the question, “Is the LINQ model we’ve been looking at since then really multi-layered?”
Monday, February 18th, 2008
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