I'm trying to get MembershipIdentity working with a Silverlight app and am having a few problems.
I started with the MyPrincipal.cs and MyIdentity.cs files from the membership test app. I then added a BeginLogin method to MyPrincipal to handle the login asynchronously. I've also added the necessary #if SILVERLIGHT conditionals. The code builds fine, but when I try to log in, I get an exception: "No parameterless constructor defined for this object."
I've tried adding public parameterless constructors to both MyPrincipal and MyIdentity, but that doesn't help.
Has this been tested/used with Silverlight? If not, will it work? I suppose I could always implement a custom command based on CommandBase and do the work on the server rather than trying to use the objects from the client.
--Doug
There's a test app in the cslalighttest folder that demonstrates how to use MembershipIdentity.
There's a simpler test for WPF in the Samples\CslaNet folder too. It is simpler because it was written after we changed MembershipIdentity to not be abstract - so it just creates an instance of MembershipIdentity directly.
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