[Mono-list] RE: .Net Membership API Support

Kellner, Peter Peter at PeterKellner.net
Wed Nov 16 15:55:25 EST 2005


Couple questions.

1.	I couldn't find the source code for your Provider.  Just some Dlls's
2.	It looks like db4o is a product for sale, not open source.  Am I missing something?

 

Thanks.

 

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From: Cassio R Eskelsen [mailto:eskelsen at gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 5:13 AM
Cc: Kellner, Peter; mono-list at lists.ximian.com
Subject: Re: [Mono-list] .Net Membership API Support

 

I started a projetct on SF to create a Membership that support db4o GPL databases: http://db4omembership.sourceforge.net/

In this version, is implemented:

- Create user
- Delete user
- Login user
- Register last login
- Send lost password
- Change password
- Change password question and answer
- Update user 
- List all users

Cassio R. Eskelsen

2005/11/15, Ben Maurer <bmaurer at ximian.com>:

On Mon, 2005-11-14 at 21:43 -0500, Kellner, Peter wrote:
> Speaking of Membership, is anyone working on that class?  If so, is the
> plan to make a provider for mysql since Microsoft does not have that?

Well, there are some basic stubs that I did (a long time ago). But
AFAIK, nobody is working on implementing one of the providers.

IMHO, SqlMembershipProvider (if it is implemented) should be written so
that it queries a mssql server with the schema that msft's framework 
uses -- there would be some value to being able to share an
authentication database with apps that are written on windows. Also, if
somebody wants to quickly migrate an application from windows to linux,
it may be easiest to first do the web part, then the db part. (in fact 
one app that I am working on for school would benefit greatly from being
able to attach to the MSFT schema).

If we want to have a provider that uses a free database (which is
needed), it should probably be a mono specific assembly (that way people 
on Windows can use it too, if they don't want to pay > $1000 for
sqlserver (and for some reason can't use don't want sqlexpress). We
could still make this class the default in Mono's machine.config, so
that things worked out of the box (however, for this to really work, 
we'd need something like sqlexpress's database attaching).

In terms of mysql, pgsql might be a better choice as the mysql provider
is now GPL and we are no longer updating it from upstream.

-- Ben

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