Hi I'm looking to setup an admin area of a site that doesn't really need to be content managed with the public facing site and membership administered by umbraco.
I was just wondering if it'd be better to exclude membership area folder and just use plain mvc in a separate application or route hijack and any other approaches people could suggest
If there's no link with Umbraco - i.e. you don't want to use existing users to authenticate access to your management application, and you aren't updating Umbraco content through it - I'd be tempted to keep it seperate for simplicities sake. As you say have a second web application in your project, and deploy it under a seperate URL perhaps using a sub-domain.
Route Hijacking/Custom Controller
Hi I'm looking to setup an admin area of a site that doesn't really need to be content managed with the public facing site and membership administered by umbraco.
I was just wondering if it'd be better to exclude membership area folder and just use plain mvc in a separate application or route hijack and any other approaches people could suggest
Thanks,
Tom
If there's no link with Umbraco - i.e. you don't want to use existing users to authenticate access to your management application, and you aren't updating Umbraco content through it - I'd be tempted to keep it seperate for simplicities sake. As you say have a second web application in your project, and deploy it under a seperate URL perhaps using a sub-domain.
Andy
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