Closed BhagiLimbu closed 10 years ago
1) Identity Server's configuration has always been in a separate database from the identity management library.
2) See (1).
3) This is up to you and how you want to build your hosting architecture. The sample simply sets these settings in the ctor so as to not mandate a DI framework or approach.
Thank you Brock!, It means i can able to manage user information from MembershipReboot database instead of Identity Server database . But Identity Server's configuration should keep in it's own database.
Yes.
Many Thanks Brock, Finally i set up Membershipreboot with Identityserver.V2.It work as my expectation. I am thinking to change database from Sql CE to MSSQL database.
Hi,
I found sample membershipreboot with IdentityServer.v2 is great, but i am looking solution to integrate with WebSite (OnPremise). What things need to change in websites
Question: 1) IdentiyServer and Membershipreboot user information keep track from separate database ? 2) When initialize application does it need to setup (create) two database ? 3) Where should we place securitySettings in Onpremise website, below code :
var settings = SecuritySettings.FromConfiguration(); settings.RequireAccountVerification = false; settings.PasswordHashingIterationCount = 50000; var config = new MembershipRebootConfiguration(settings); var uarepo = new BrockAllen.MembershipReboot.Ef.DefaultUserAccountRepository(); this.userSvc = new UserAccountService(config, uarepo); this.userQuery = uarepo; var grpRepo = new BrockAllen.MembershipReboot.Ef.DefaultGroupRepository(); this.groupSvc = new GroupService(config.DefaultTenant, grpRepo); this.groupQuery = grpRepo;
Thank you.
Regards and Metta, Bhagi Raj Limbu