[SOLVED] Custom Authentication

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Please, I have a small app developed in VB.NET and Windows Forms, this application stores user name and his password in a Ms-Access database,  when that user is logged in, his data (Ex.: user.Name, user.EncryptedPassword, etc) is stored in a Global Variable accessible by all  forms in app.

What should the best way to replicate this in a Wisej app? Is it a good idea?

How can I use Global Variables in WiseJ?

 

 

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Hi Jeo,

You don’t say if you are creating a web based version of your application for multiple users or repackaging an existing application using WiseJ’s desktop app.

Assuming you are creating a web based version of your application for multiple users then you can use global variables but these will be available to all sessions of your application.

What I think you want is session variables – these are only available to the Wisej session that created them.  WiseJ has a handy session variable collection which you can access as Application.Session.<your variable name>.

HTH

Nic

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