Pass Query string from one Web Application to other

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Dear Friends,

I am working on two web application,,one is HUB and other is USER.

I want that when user will login from HUB's Login.aspx page,its username and password should be passed to USER's Login.aspx page i.e. other web application, in querystring .
So it will match the username and password from USER,s database if it is correct it will automatically Redirect to Home.aspx page in USER application.

Please friends help me.

Thanks

Posted 8-Jun-12 22:53pm

rahulbhadouria

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CodingLover · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-08T23:03:00

Solution 1

Redirect to something like hub/login.aspx?username=name&password=pass and check it in hubs' login page.

However this is not a good idea to pass credentials as URL parameters.

Posted 8-Jun-12 23:03pm

CodingLover

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thatraja 9-Jun-12 5:16am

5!

rahulbhadouria 9-Jun-12 9:29am

I am using Encryption fopr querystring data.

CodingLover 9-Jun-12 11:08am

A good choice. But still the hackers may assume that there are some other holes and give a shot into your site. ;) Avoid such design as much as possible.

thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-08T23:16:00

Solution 2

Agree with CodingLover. Don't pass the values like that. Here check this answer.

Passing Values from One Page to Another Page[^]

Posted 8-Jun-12 23:16pm

thatraja