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2 applications using membership provider, how to setup things in IIS?

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DotNetNewbie - 12 Mar 2008 23:49 GMT
Hi,

I have one application that is a CMS that uses .NET membership.

Now on the same domain, I have to setup a ecommerce store.

I want the URLS to look like:

www.example.com  <-- ecommerce application

www.example.com/articles/ <-- CMS Installed there

The CMS has the login page also, but I want things to work seamlessly
so when a user logs into either the ecommerce or CMS, they don't have
to login twice since I am using the .net membership provider.

Will I need to have both applications using the same database also?
clintonG - 13 Mar 2008 04:34 GMT
Membership runs from one database. Since CMS wants to be installed in the
same domain as ecommerce you won't have to use separate databases anyway
because there's a few viable options you'll be able to implement by using
Roles.

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