SecurityStrategyComplex.NewUserRoleName Property

Specifies the name of role which is assigned to auto-created users.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp.Security

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.Security.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.ExpressApp.Security

Declaration

C#

public string NewUserRoleName { get; set; }

VB.NET

Public Property NewUserRoleName As String

Property Value

Type	Description
String	A string which is the name of the role assigned to auto-created users.

Remarks

For instance, users are auto-created when AuthenticationActiveDirectory authentication is used and the AuthenticationActiveDirectory.CreateUserAutomatically property is set to true.

You can use this property to update existing applications with Active Directory authentication. For this purpose, follow the steps below:

1. In Release mode (for production purposes), you can create security users and roles (other than Admins) according to your specific business needs in SolutionName.Module\DatabaseUpdate\Updater.xx. In this case, ensure that this code is not placed under the #if DEBUG preprocessor directive. Alternatively, you can create new users and roles at runtime directly from your production application UI or database.

2. Set the SecurityStrategyComplex.NewUserRoleName property to the name of the role you want to assign to new users automatically.

WinForms Applications

File: MySolution.Win\ApplicationBuilder.cs

public class ApplicationBuilder : IDesignTimeApplicationFactory {
    public static WinApplication BuildApplication(string connectionString) {
        var builder = WinApplication.CreateBuilder();
        // ...
        builder.Security
            .UseIntegratedMode(options => {
                // ...
                // Assign the role with the 'Default' name to new users.
                options.NewUserRoleName = "Default"; 
                // ...
            })
            .UseWindowsAuthentication(options => {
                options.CreateUserAutomatically();
                // ...
            });
        // ...
    }
}

ASP.NET Core Blazor Applications

File: MySolution.Blazor.Server\Startup.cs

public class Startup {
    // ...
    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {
        // ...
        services.AddXaf(Configuration, builder => {
            // ...
            builder.Security
                .UseIntegratedMode(options => {
                    // ...
                    // Assign the role with the 'Default' name to new users.
                    options.NewUserRoleName = "Default";
                    // ...
                })
                // ...
                .AddWindowsAuthentication(options => {
                    options.CreateUserAutomatically();
                    // ...
                });
            // ...
        });
    }
}

Web API Applications

File: MySolution.WebApi\Startup.cs

public class Startup {
    // ...
    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {
        // ...
        services.AddXafWebApi(builder => {
            builder.Security
                .UseIntegratedMode(options => {
                    // ...
                    // Assign the role with the 'Default' name to new users.
                    options.NewUserRoleName = "Default";
                    // ...
                })
                // ...
                .AddWindowsAuthentication(options => {
                    options.CreateUserAutomatically();
                    // ...
                });
            // ...
        }, Configuration);
    }
}

Middle Tier Server Applications

File: MySolution.MiddleTierWebApi\Startup.cs

public class Startup {
    // ...
    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {
        // ...
        services.AddXafMiddleTier(Configuration, builder => {
            // ...
            builder.Security
                .UseIntegratedMode(options => {
                    // ...
                    // Assign the role with the 'Default' name to new users.
                    options.NewUserRoleName = "Default";
                    // ...
                })
                .AddWindowsAuthentication(options => {
                    options.CreateUserAutomatically();
                    // ...
                });
            // ...
        });
    }
}

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

xaf-how-to-implement-a-security-system-user-based-on-an-existing-business-class/CS/EmployeeAsUserExample.Module/BusinessObjects/Employee.cs#L108

EmployeeRole newUserRole = (EmployeeRole)objectSpace.FindObject<EmployeeRole>(
    new BinaryOperator("Name", security.NewUserRoleName));
if (newUserRole == null) {

XAF_how-to-allow-a-user-to-select-the-authentication-type-at-runtime-e2371/CS/E2371.Web/WebApplication.cs#L98

//
this.securityStrategyComplex1.NewUserRoleName = "Administrators";
this.securityStrategyComplex1.RoleType = typeof(DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.PermissionPolicy.PermissionPolicyRole);

VB.NET

xaf-how-to-implement-a-security-system-user-based-on-an-existing-business-class/VB/EmployeeAsUserExample.Module/BusinessObjects/Employee.vb#L137

Private Sub ICanInitialize_Initialize(ByVal objectSpace As IObjectSpace, ByVal security As SecurityStrategyComplex) Implements ICanInitialize.Initialize
    Dim newUserRole As EmployeeRole = CType(objectSpace.FindObject(Of EmployeeRole)(New BinaryOperator("Name", security.NewUserRoleName)), EmployeeRole)
    If newUserRole Is Nothing Then

XAF_how-to-allow-a-user-to-select-the-authentication-type-at-runtime-e2371/VB/E2371.Web/WebApplication.vb#L103

'
Me.securityStrategyComplex1.NewUserRoleName = "Administrators"
Me.ApplicationName = "E2371"