Web based User Authentication System to control session management

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I am new to GIS web development and I have been working on developing browser based application using Postgres, apache and Geoserver which is used to render all GIS data.

I want to build user authorization system on that, so that no one can access Geoserver and also only one session per used id should be there also it should include initially when user registers one time activation should be provided by me, as i can know how many users are using it.

And also if all this is done in single computer, how can i authenticate user ??

Could somebody guide me on this?

Posted 12-Mar-15 4:06am

Rajat Chopra

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-03-12T06:39:00

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Go to www.asp.net[^] and look at some of the samples.

Posted 12-Mar-15 6:39am

Richard MacCutchan

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Rajat Chopra 13-Mar-15 1:19am

Any other solution rather than using Asp.Net

Richard MacCutchan 13-Mar-15 4:11am

Yes quite a few, Google will help you to find them.

Rajat Chopra 13-Mar-15 4:59am

I tried.but i think.. i am not searching the correct way..could you please send me some links if possible

Richard MacCutchan 13-Mar-15 5:08am

Then search the correct way. If you aspire to be a developer then you need to learn how to phrase your questions and searches properly.