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Environment:
.Net Framework 3.5 SP1
WebForms Application
What would be the best way to mimic url routing in a web form application with authentication in mind?
I've researched things like: WebClient class, URL Rewriting, Custom HTTP Handlers. Any insights?
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ASP.NET FriendlyUrls - cleaner URLs, easier Routing, and Mobile Views for ASP.NET Web Forms
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I started to take in consideration the possibility to use Angular 8 in new projects instead of Knockout.js, within ASP.NET WebApi2 for SPA.
But the real question is there a way to use Angular 8 with ASP.NET or you are basically bonded to ASP.NET Core?
You can use ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, JAVA, PhP, nodeJS or any other backend. You create the APIs in the backend and Angular only consumes it.
Angular simply doesn't care in which Framework the backend APIs are written.
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The problem is figuring out a way of sending data / requests from an existing ASP.Net application to an ASP.Net Core.
The ASP.Net Core application is currently using version 2.0 framework.
I know there is a way of putting a window inside of an ASP.Net application, and I have already done this.
The issue is to find out a way to read requests, read GUID values and then perform the logic within the ASP.Net core application.
Suggestions please.
Thank you
There are many data transfer options, eg:
1) Both sites can look at the same database
2) They could communicate via an API
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I'm using self-implemented Authentication class for Logins and Authentication in my ASP.NET MVC 5 web application. I found out several video tutorials and posts which use Identity library in their implementation. As i'm new to MVC 5. Is it necessary to use Identity library for authentication part of development? And what are the consequences if I use self-implemented methods for authentication part of my application?
The best practice is to use the Identity libraries comes with asp.net. Implementing your own authentication mechanism is not a trivial task. Especially getting the crypto/hashing algorithms right. One consequence of bad library implementation is in case of a data breach you put all of your user passwords exposed. Some of which might be the same password they used for their bank account.
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My requirement is to design an software architecture for an online application, which will be hosted on web (both desktop and mobile browser), windows phone, android and iOS. So please suggest me a design in which most of the part can be used commonly to support all these client APIs. I want to develop this in .Net technologies.
I can suggest you technologies:
ASP.NET MVC
Web API
Bootstrap - for layout design
AngularJS/Knockout
Rest up to you.........
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I want to develop a web UI for azure, what UI technology should I use as best practice? WPF ,ASP, Silverlight, MVC, other ?
In addition any sample/tutorial would be very helpful.
Personally I feel HTML5 is the best way to go with server side using ASP.NET MVC.
Tutorials to start with
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2138.windows-azure-and-sql-database-tutorials.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2138.windows-azure-and-sql-database-tutorials.aspx (The automation script section might be of interest)
http://www.asp.net/mvc (for asp.net mvc)
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