Authorization Manager is a framework that provides application access validation, storage, and a user interface to manage access control. It offers a high-end authorization solution for .NET and COM applications that is available on Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000. Custom authorization solutions have limitations in that they offer fewer features, integrate poorly with the system, are very expensive to design and maintain, and are less secure compared to Authorization Manager.
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Developing Applications Using Windows Authorization Manager
2. Introduction Authorization Manager is a role-based application framework which provides runtime access validation methods, storage, and a UI to manage access control. Ìý Ìý Authorization Manager provides a high-end authorization solution for .NET applications and COM applications. Ìý Authorization Manager is available on Windows Server® 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 (runtime only.)Ìý
3. Limitations of Custom Authorization > limited in features. Ìý >Ìý poorly integrated with the system.Ìý Ìý > very expensive to design and maintain. Ìý Ìý > Comparably less secure.
