Security :: Single Point Of Entry For 2 Web Applications?
Oct 29, 2010
I already have 2 web applications running. both of them are using membership and accessing the same database but their application names are different. so basically in my aspnet_Users table, i have users with different applicationIDs and in my aspnet_Applications table I have 2 records in there. so i have 2 separate login locations
..app1login.aspx
..app2login.aspx
What my the business wants is to only have a single point of entry. so they want something like this
..applogin.aspx
and by verifying the username and password pair, my code should be able to route to the appropriate app and bypass its login form. (don't be concerned about the duplicate username between applications, it's been taken cared of)
so I'd like to solicit suggestions from you how should I implement this without modifying my existing setup? and where should I place this login web form in my website? this is the current site structure:
www.site.com/app1
www.site.com/app2
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