Re: Membership Configuration Issues

Did you implement the roleManager?

I can also make note that the web.config settings are very delicate and some
not documented all that well. The membership provider
applicationName="YourAppName" setting for example can cause conflicts and as
I want to recall can do so without raising an observable exception. I think
it has to match what the roleManager provider declares also. In fact,
neither may even be required unless your application accesses another
application on a different server. Complexity such as that needs to be
looked at which may be causing your problems.

I think it would have been helpful if Microsoft put out a bare bones
Membership starter kit with a base implemenation of the web.config. You
might also consider installing the DotNetNuke starter kit which does support
Membership just to determine if the WAT will function for you.

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"Josh Collins" <skeezen1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Here is my configuration:
> ASP.Net 2 running on IIS6/Win2k3
> Developing on WindowsXP-Pro iwth Visual Studio 2005.
>
> I am trying to utilize the Membership functionality in an ASP.net
> website.
>
> I am having the following issues:
> 1) In VS.Net 2005 there is no ASP.Net Configuration option under the
> Website menu.
> 2) If I choose 'Administer Website' from the context menu of the Login
> control, I get the error: "Exception has been thrown by the target of
> an invocation."
>
> I have already created the necessary database tables on my SQL Server
> 2005 instance using the aspnet_regsql wizard. The web.config has been
> updated to use forms auth and the membership aggregate has been created
> to use the correct connectionString.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions to get WAT and the membership features
> running?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>


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