The Demystified Series is pleased to present a collection of screencasts on
Windows Authorization Manager (AzMan). Keith Brown, a contributing editor for MSDN Magazine and co-founder of PluralSight, states that this series provides, “…what may be your first look at Authorization Manager – a hidden
gem in Windows that can help you build Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) into your applications.” I trust you will discover this statement to be true for yourself as well.
This sample code accompanies Part Two of the series entitled, "Programming AzMan."
Link to the Screencast:
Programming AzMan
Resources:
Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack
Web Logs:
donovanf's Identity and Access Blog
AzMan Team Blog
Keith Brown's Blog
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Hi I am not able to download the sample kindly mail it to me .also i would like to know as to what we code we need to use after creating the application in order to access the get roles of user using vb.net
