Authorization Manager (Azman), a bad idea?

skaue posted on Tuesday, May 15, 2007

I was reading in Stefan Schackows book "ASP.NET 2.0 - Security, Membership, and Role Management" and in the last chapter he says a "few words" about azman (or authorization manager). At first glance it all looks fine and dandy, but given that we want to use CSLA I am wondering if this just complicates things further :-/

Anyone with experience combining clsa + netsqlazman (cause thats the approach we want to try, storing things in a sql server database)? Oh, and we are making a website using forms (asp.net) for authentication.