Two Applications To Use The Same Membership Tables - Specifically User Login Data
Mar 16, 2010
I have created a asp.net solution with two applications. They bothe use the same database which is setup with .net membership and roles.
Application 1 uses the membership for sauthentication to an administration area - this works fine.
Application 2 - has a different applicationID to App1. I want to be able to use the existing user account to manage App2's authentication needs.
How is this best achieved? Do I just match App2 appliactionID to App1's or is there another way?
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