Professional ASP.NET 2.0 Security, Membership, and Role Management

ISBN: 978-0-7645-9698-8

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648 pages

January 2006

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Chapter	Page	Details	Date
	114	Addition to text "ReflectionPermission" section, 2nd paragraph, add the following sentence: You can still use reflection to access methods, members, etc... that would normally be available to public callers. For example, even in Medium trust you can still use reflection to invoke the public methods on a Membership provider.	1/31/06
	137	Error in Text 3rd paragraph, 1st sentence: Delete the phrase ", and in fact there is no way to turn this behavior off for no-compile pages."	1/31/06
	138	Error in Text 1st paragraph, 1st sentence The phrase "then for compiled pages ASP.NET 2.0" should be "then ASP.NET 2.0"	1/31/06
	231	Error in Text last paragraph, 1st sentence Due to a bug in the shipping version of ASP.NET 2.0, forms authentication uses the wrong cookie path when it issues a new cookie based on information from a cross-application redirect. As a result, this sample will not work with cookie paths other than "/". The next section on "Cookie-based SSO Lite" describes the problem on page 237, in the fourth paragraph. The code in this section also shows how to workaround the problem.	1/31/06
	237	Error in Text second to last paragraph Add sentences at the end of the paragraph saying: This restriction applies specifically to ASP.NET's automatic generation of the ReturnUrl variable. As an alternative to the CustomReturnUrl variable, you could take control of the ReturnUrl variable and programmatically set it to a fully qualified address.	1/31/06
9	332	Error in Code Chapter 9, Page 332, top of page, Item #4 missing dot between Configuration and Providers: Code reads: System.Web.ConfigurationProvidersHelper Should read: System.Web.Configuration.ProvidersHelper	07/20/2006
	437	Error in Text fourth paragraph (the last one before the section "Enforcing Custom Password Strength Rules") 42 should be 38 in 3 places in this paragraph	1/31/06
	437	Error in Text fourth paragraph (the last one before the section "Enforcing Custom Password Strength Rules") end of 5th line: 40+- should be 39+ From testing this some more with more complex passwords, 38 characters turned out to be the effective upper limit.	1/31/06