An Extended Look at the Profile Object - Part 2
Author:
Bilal Haidar
This article is the second article in the series of articles on the new personalization feature of ASP.NET 2.0, the Profile object. The Profile object allows the web application to store data for each visitor to the application, save that data to a storage medium like Microsoft SQL Server, and then retrieve the data when the same visitor returns to the application. The first article looked at the basics of Profile object, and showed how it can use simple and grouped properties configured in the application's configuration file (web.config). But the Profile object is not limited to using simple and grouped properties. This article will examine two ways of using custom objects with the Profile object.
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