Re: Supporting multiple custom RoleProvider versions

Hi Steven,

Yes, no matter how many providers we configured in our application, only
one default provider is used. However, this is the case if we use the
default provider (those special class rather than directly reference the
provider instance) in our application code. Actually, we can

I just wanted to point out that the 'defaultProvider' for roleManager
is the only one that is used by the 'defaultProvider' for membership.

One may, in extreme and special cases, wish to have own membership
provider who may want to work with its own roleManager rather than may be
even defaultProvider -- yes, a bad idea, I agree. :-)


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