The Web Site Administration Tool lets you use different provider classes for application features, such as membership and roles. ASP.NET is installed with several provider classes for each type of application feature. For example, ASP.NET has a provider class for membership that stores information in a SQL Server database (AspNetSqlMembershipProvider), and another that stores membership information in Active Directory.
The Web Site Administration Tool has been configured to allow only local connections and to use Windows authentication. If ...
The Web Site Administration Tool has been configured to allow only local connections and to use Windows authentication. If ...
The Web Site Administration Tool is an ASP.NET version 2.0 Web site written in C#, which uses the System.Configuration namespace ...
The Web Site Administration Tool is included with the Microsoft Visual Web Developer Web development tool. In order to use ...
The Web Site Administration Tool lets you use different provider classes for application features, such as membership and ...
The Web Site Administration Tool manages only some of the configuration settings that are available to the Web site. Many ...
The Web Site Administration Tool provides a Web interface for managing the configuration settings of an individual Web site. ...
The WebBrowser control does not support AllowDrop. Use AllowWebBrowserDrop to allow the WebBrowser to process drag/drop. ...
The WebSocket client sent a blank '{0}' header; this is not allowed by the WebSocket protocol specification. The client should ...