I'm working on a project that performs user authentication, authorization, and security in a WebForms application. Since we aren't using SQL Server or ActiveDirectory as our data store, I've been trying to extend the ASP.NET Membership classes to accomplish this.
I've created a custom class that extends MembershipProvider to access our data store and have that provider configured in my web application. I'm using Forms Authentication and the Membership API together to provide the security required by this application. I've got all that working. I can call the various methods of my custom MembershipProvider class to perform the operations I need (e.g. ValidateUser).
I've then created a user administration page in my web project. On it I have a GridView control which will show the list of users obtained using my custom MembershipProvider's GetAllUsers() method, which returns a M ...
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