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Reporting and handling asynchronous process errors to a client

I have a product with two separate applications. The core of the product lives in the database (oracle) and runs according to a schedule. The other is a client application (currently ASP.NET MVC3) used to manage the database application. There are three levels of validation going on; client, server-side, and database before the client data is saved to the database.

Different Project Type in a Single Website

I have developed a website in asp.net and I have some additional tasks, improvements to develop. In order to get experience in asp.net/mvc, I want to create an admin panel using asp.net mvc.

How does authentication work with ASP.NET (using Live ID andor Windows Authentication)

I’m primarily a .NET desktop app programmer. Coming into the web world has been difficult. I’m trying to convert one of my Silverlight apps into HTML. But I’m having a hard time figuring out the authentication system. I’m trying to read up on Live ID authentication and Windows Authentication but I’m having a hard time putting it all together in my head. Perhaps you can help?

Should heavy binary files not be stored in database? [closed]

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One Login amongst multiple ASP.NET MVC applications Questions

I have been working on an ASP.NET MVC 4 application that uses forms based authentication. Users are validated against a membership provider based on a provider selection on the login form. For example, at this moment there are two providers: active directory and a custom provider that calls an external web service. If the user is valid then we update information in our local users table, like last logon date, etc. If the user is valid and doesn’t exist in the local users table, we add them. Once all of this is done we set a cookie and move on to the main content. All of the controllers check User.Identity.IsAuthenticated and return to the login page if the test fails.

Migrating from PHP to ASP .NET MVC [closed]

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