MEMBERSHIP AND SENDING E-MAILS

[Sean Farrow]

Hello:

I am just about to start a new project and want to use s#arp.

I have two queries:

Firstly, has any written/or coes anyone know of a membership provider for s#arp?

Secondly, in a similar vain, does anyone have any e-mail sending code—should I put this in the tasks layer?

Ideally I’d like to use mvc3 razor based views.

Any help appreciated.

Regards

Sean.

[Jonathan George]

You can use the standard ASP.NET providers with S#arp - you don't need to do anything special.

Similarly with email sending code - nothing particularly special is required. I put the code in the Infrastructure layer, normally with a corresponding interface in the Domain layer.

Regards

Jon

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[Chris Richards]

You could also take a look at using Rhino Security, Billy has just posted some starter code (although built on S#arp Arch 1.6).

For emails you might also want to take a look at Postal, which allows you to create emails using views. Has worked great in one of my applications, I have an IEmailer interface defined in Core.Contracts.Services and an implementation in the web/controllers project (so that Postal can resolve the views).

Regards,

Chris

[Seif Attar]

I remember some1 was working on a provider using SharpArch, if you search this group you should be able to find the link.

Sent from my phone

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[Thomas Randle]

I reckon Sean is hoping for a permission base auth framework which is something unfortunately still missing for open source impls as far as I know

[Seif Attar]

sorry thomas, your message had been in moderation since 10 days, just
noticed it now! :|

[Sean Farrow]

Hi:

Ideally yes, that’s what I would like!

Sean.

[Dofs]

Maybe something like this could be useful for you:
https://github.com/rebelliard/NHibernate-Sidekick-Membership-Provider

On 13 Feb., 23:38, Sean Farrow <sean.far...@seanfarrow.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi:
> Ideally yes, that's what I would like!
> Sean.
>
> From: sharp-arc...@googlegroups.com [mailto:sharp-arc...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Thomas Randle
> Sent: 03 February 2012 11:45
> To: sharp-arc...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [sharp-architecture] MEMBERSHIP AND SENDING E-MAILS
>
> I reckon Sean is hoping for a permission base auth framework which is something unfortunately still missing for open source impls as far as I know

> On Feb 3, 2012 8:29 PM, "Jonathan George" <j...@jonathangeorge.co.uk<mailto:j...@jonathangeorge.co.uk>> wrote:
> You can use the standard ASP.NET<http://ASP.NET> providers with S#arp - you don't need to do anything special.

>
> Similarly with email sending code - nothing particularly special is required. I put the code in the Infrastructure layer, normally with a corresponding interface in the Domain layer.
>
> Regards
> Jon

> On 3 February 2012 07:41, Sean Farrow <sean.far...@seanfarrow.co.uk<mailto:sean.far...@seanfarrow.co.uk>> wrote:
> Hello:
> I am just about to start a new project and want to use s#arp.
> I have two queries:
> Firstly, has any written/or coes anyone know of a membership provider for s#arp?

> Secondly, in a similar vain, does anyone have any e-mail sending code-should I put this in the tasks layer?

> Ideally I'd like to use mvc3 razor based views.
> Any help appreciated.
> Regards
> Sean.
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[Alec Whittington]

Another email project I like to use is  https://github.com/lukencode/FluentEmail 

It's worked out well for me so far. Using that and SMTP4Dev has saved me a bunch of time.

Alec Whittington

Owner - Webmaster / Developer

http://www.streetsource.com

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[Seif Attar]

Had never heard of FluentEmail nor Postal before they both seem pretty
cool but each with it's draw back, couldn't see that FluentEmail has a
way of providing an Alternative body and Postal seems to require a
FileSystem view (I guess you can always write a custom view engine
that loads templates from DB).

I had used ActionMailer.Net in the past but I prefer how you can just
give the Razor template to FluentEmail, and adding alternative text is
pretty easy, me thinks. I had used Papercut as a dummy SMTP server,
but that gives weird errors after having it running for a long time,
will give SMTP4Dev a try!

[Alec Whittington]

I found a few issues with FluentEmail, I just forked and corrected. If I remember correctly, it only had one to address and I corrected that. Guess I should've submitted a patch.

[Seif Attar]

yeah, looked at the code, is dead simple! I like it :)