I am looking to use an open source CMS/blog site like WordPress or Drupal. I need it to work with the ASP.NET Membership I already have running my current website and community site.
I am assuming I need to muck with (hand write) some cookies to pass back and forth. So how would/have you done it? I am looking for creative ideas on how to make this happe开发者_高级运维n smoothly and securely.
Drupal has a layered and pluggable authentication system, you can use that to connect to any external system for authentication.
As commentor points out below, "external system" may be a bit ambigous.
It does not have to be some XMLRPC, REST, or bus system, it can be anything, from a textfile in a directory to a table filled with legacy accounts in a "local" MySQL database. Point is, this pluggable authentication layer allows for any none Drupal-users-database-table to hook in an allow/disallow authentications/registrations.
I query the database for the appropriate fields and I use this to create my cookies in C# code, does that help you?
FormsAuthenticationTicket ticket = new FormsAuthenticationTicket(
1, // version
strUser, // user name
DateTime.Now, // create time
DateTime.Now.AddYears(1), // expire time
false, // persistent
"my own data" ); // user data
string strEncryptedTicket = FormsAuthentication.Encrypt( ticket );
HttpCookie cookie = new HttpCookie( FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName, strEncryptedTicket );
Context.Response.Cookies.Add( cookie );
As for the queries to be run, those are straightforward and documented if you have an aspnetdb instance already up with an asp.net app using them, but I could post more code if you need some stuff for accessing those as well. You were asking about the cookie, so this is how I set my cookies in C#
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