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11/28/2007 11:25 AM
 

Ok let me first state that I am very new to .net programmer.. just finally moving to .net from VB6 and classic ASP.  Also, we are using the DNN 4.5 portal that one of our programmers modified and is no longer with the company.

In the default.aspx.vb page_init function he has the following code added to auto login.

Dim oSSO As New SSOAuto
oSSO.DoAutoLogin(_username, _password, _lastname, _firstname, _email)
oSSO = Nothing

We are now trying to trouble shoot some issues, and i downloaded teh starter kit and got a blank unmodified DNN portal up and running on my test box.

I now try to add this autologin logic and "SSOAUTO" is not defined. 

I dont see it in any of the code in the production environment. 

Does anyone have any idea whats going on here?  Is there possibly another class that has been created/added to the production environement?

I have been poking around the DNN portal with no luck on this, so any help or guidance would be great.  Thanks.

 

 
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11/30/2007 12:37 PM
 

Any ideas.  I have looked and looked around with no luck.  I am guessing this is some type of single sign on object.  Could anyone tell me where in the DNN portal I could look for this extra class if thats what this is?

 
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11/30/2007 3:42 PM
 

That isn't a class built into DNN.  The programmer that you took over for created it somewhere at some point and linked it in through a DLL reference.  Is the guy "around" that you could contact him and try to figure out where that code is?


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12/3/2007 9:58 AM
 

Unfortunatly not.  Do you know where i could try to look and find this.  I am trying to replicate the same DNN logic on my test box. 

Also, I am using vb web dev express and I am sure they where using VS Studio 2005, until i get a copy and liscense for Visual Studio.  

 
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12/3/2007 11:17 AM
 

When you open the site in Visual Studio, open the class browser and search for "SSOAuto". This is definately something he created. If that source code is lost forever you can try one of these SSO solutions:

  • Single Sign On

  • DotNetNuke Fast Login

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