RE: accessing membership DB from windows (not ASP) app

Hi;

I think you may have misunderstood me - I didn't mean I was creating a
singleton - I think that SqlRoleProvider may do that itself.

I tried wrapping it in my own RoleProvider class but still have the same
problem - the SqlRoleProvider class keeps trying to access the first
connection string I put in the config file no matter how many times I change
it and refresh it.

Can you ask the dev team how we are supposed to do this? There must be a way
to create that first user outside of ASP.NET because how can a user log in to
create the first user?

And if the user selects the wrong database the first time, we must have a
way to change it.

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"Luke Zhang [MSFT]" wrote:

Hello Dave,

Do you mean create a singleton RoleProvider? It will still load the
original value of connection string and didn't use the updated one. I think
you may consider create your customized RoleProvider and override the
Initialize() method. For example. like this:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/317sza4k.aspx


Sincerely,

Luke Zhang

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