Shawn,

>If so what i think i might do is in the business object is check to see if the user is logged in, if not then kick out of the business object.

We don't use MM, but we do the same kind of check in the biz object, so I think it's a good idea. =)

~~Bonnie


>How do you prevent a user(hacker) from utilizing the businessobject.dll to get access to the database?
>
>In the MM items, it has a getdatset method, by passing all the right keys, the user can get access to the database, and the data.
>Worst yet they can reference my dll and then use my own code against me in there app.(insert,deletes,updates)
>
>is mmApp available as a in the webframework as it is in the winforms framework?
>
>If so what i think i might do is in the business object is check to see if the user is logged in, if not then kick out of the business object.
>
>Thoughts?