Change password

Marc

I have a procedure that I can call and allow the user to change the password. The problem is that I am not calling it correctly and its telling me that the method or operation is not implemented.

Stored Procedure:
public void ChangePassword(string userId, string strOldPassword, string strNewPassword)

{

//Process

}

My Application:

                bool returnValue = user.ChangePassword();
                if (returnValue == true)
                {
                         //do something here
                }

The process returns a bool, which is why I though I could set its value as true in the if statement. I am trying to pull off the local userID and passwords and not change the default ID and password.

Thanks!

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Marc12y ago
My appologies I have already instantiated the other class into my application. Just trying to call the method from the other class to run the current users information to change the password.
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Wim Sturkenboom12y ago
You need to instantiate the other class.

otherclass cl = new otherclass();
cl.ChangePassword(.....)

Alternatively you can declare the method static
in which case you can do

otherclass.ChangePassword(.....)
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Marc12y ago
Both applicaitons are console applications. The method is stored in another class and I am trying to get the method to my application. The method checks to see if the password is changeable before attempting to change the password. I can type the following:

Domain user = new Domain();
user.ChangePassword("user", "oldPassword", "newPassword");

but am receiving the error that user doesn't allow for the password to be changed.

user.ChangePassword already looks up the user to see if the password can be changed, so I'm not understanding why I would have to get the account information again before accessing this method.
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Munesh Sharma12y ago
u should go throw this link

http://www.msdotnet.co.in/2014/05/how-to-change-password-in-aspnet.html#.VCpOdpzWL_M
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