ASP.NET Custom Membership Provider

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Evening all.

I'm trying to create my own Membership Provider which inherits from the Providerbase class (not the MembershipProvider class). I also want to create my own MembershipUser object.

How would I go about doing this? I've created my own MembershipProvider which inherits from the MembershipProvider class, but I'm trying to make something totally custom and I've never tried making a custom MembershipUser object before so I've no idea where to begin.

Also, will this have implications on other classes such as FormsAuthentication? Will I have to make my own custom versions of these too? Just thinking if some of the methods I use are named differently or I don't include some that are in the standard provider it could cause problems. I don't mind if I have to create a complete set of custom classes. I'd rather have my own fully customised source code that I can modify depending on what project I'm working on than have to use and 'bolt on' to the Microsoft one.

Thanks in advance all.
Freakish_05
 
Hi akakjs.

What I'm trying to do (and I know this sounds crazy given that Microsoft has already done it all for me) is make my own set of authentication classes so that when I work on new projects I can edit the source directly to add or remove functionality.

Take the membershipuser object for example. I have absolutely no use for the 'comment' property, so in my class, I wouldn't include it, unless the project that I was working on required it. At the moment (and please correct me if I'm wrong here) if I create a membershipuser object, it will be expecting a 'comment' property and I don't have a comment field in my database and things could get messy.

I hope thats understandable. MSN is in trust if you need clarification.

Cheers mate,
Freakish_05
 
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