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@@ -89,4 +89,32 @@ We have seen in the above example that two users are specified in the applicatio
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 where the <tt>roles</tt> attribute in <tt>user</tt> element is optional. User roles can be specified in either the <tt>user</tt> element or in a separate <tt>role</tt> element.

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+

+<h2 id="5505">Using <tt>TDbUserManager</tt></h2>

+<p id="720563" class="block-content">

+<tt>TDbUserManager</tt> is introduced in v3.1.0. Its main purpose is to simplify the task of managing user accounts that are stored in a database. It requires developers to write a user class that represents the necessary information for a user account. The user class must extend from <tt>TDbUser</tt>.

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+<p id="720564" class="block-content">

+To use <tt>TDbUserManager</tt>, configure it in the application configuration like following:

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+<module id="db"

+     class="System.Data.TDataSourceConfig" ..../>

+<module id="users"

+     class="System.Security.TDbUserManager"

+     UserClass="Path.To.MyUserClass"

+     ConnectionID="db" />

+<module id="auth"

+     class="System.Security.TAuthManager"

+     UserManager="users" LoginPage="Path.To.LoginPage" />

+</com:TTextHighlighter>

+

+</p>

+<p id="720565" class="block-content">

+In the above, <tt>UserClass</tt> specifies what class will be used to create user instance. The class must extend from <tt>TDbUser</tt>. <tt>ConnectionID</tt> refers to the ID of a <tt>TDataSourceConfig</tt> module which specifies how to establish database connection to retrieve user information.

+</p>

+<p id="720566" class="block-content">

+The user class has to implement the two abstract methods in <tt>TDbUser</tt>: <tt>validateUser()</tt> and <tt>createUser()</tt>. Since user account information is stored in a database, the user class may make use of its <tt>DbConnection</tt> property to reach the database.

+</p>

+

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