What is the best way to validate users login in Windows Application?

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Hi First of all , i'm newbie and I working on an Application which made by WPF framework.
Now i looking for some thing to validate users log-in and check the user's rights to enable/disable features of the application base on the user rights.
In other word i need to check the user rights and enable/disable Buttons for example.
and my application should has a feature to manage users right base on application's features.
so i can work on my own scenario(make all of users managements methods like Makeuser(),MakeRole(),...),but i'm strongly sure that there is a tool to implement that.
oh,hope it clear cause of my poor english .
Please help me on that it's really wasted my time and stopped the developing.

Posted 31-May-14 6:57am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-May-14 22:54pm

First of all, please stop pasting fake "answers". None of your 9 "answers" is a real answer. Such posting is considered as abuse.
Instead, use comments and/or "Improve question".
—SA

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-31T08:03:00

Solution 2

Refer:
1. Role-Based Security[^]
2. Introduction to Role-Based Security in .NET[^]

Posted 31-May-14 8:03am

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IT-discovery 31-May-14 14:21pm

thanks peter

Ahmed Bensaid · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-31T07:44:00

Solution 1

An example in WPF ;)
http://wpfmembershipadmin.codeplex.com/[^]

Posted 31-May-14 7:44am

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IT-discovery 31-May-14 14:20pm

thanks dear ahmed
شکرا حبیبی

Ahmed Bensaid 31-May-14 14:42pm

You're welcome akhi ;)