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Before you can store any profile information, you need to specifically define what you want to store. You do this by adding the <properties> element inside the <profile> section of the web.config file. Inside the <properties> element, you place one <add> tag for each user-specific piece of information you want to store. At a minimum, the <add> element supplies the name for the property, like this: <configuration> <system.web> ... <profile> <properties> <add name="FirstName"/> <add name="LastName"/> </properties> </profile> </system.web> ... </configuration> Usually, you ll also supply the data type. (If you don t, the property is treated as a string.) You can specify any serializable .NET data type, as shown here: <add name="FirstName" type="System.String"/> <add name="LastName" type="System.String"/> <add name="DateOfBirth" type="System.DateTime"/> You can set a few more property attributes to create the more advanced properties shown in Table 22-2.

This step is simple enough. It will ask you to drop a folder into the Applications folder. This is necessary for the localhost setup to work properly. Make sure you do not use any subfolders or rename the MAMP folder to anything else. If you dislike having to do this, you may want to consider more elaborate localhost setup methods.

Attribute (for the <add> Element)

The name of the property. The fully qualified class name that represents the data type for this property. By default, this is System.String. The format to use when serializing this value (String, Binary, Xml, or ProviderSpecific). You ll look more closely at the serialization model in the section Profile Serialization. A Boolean value that determines whether a value is changeable. If true, the property can be read but not changed. (Attempting to change the property will cause a compile-time error.) By default, this is false. A default value that will be used if the profile doesn t exist or doesn t include this particular piece of information. The default value has no effect on serialization if you set a profile property, ASP.NET will commit the current values to the database, even if they match the default values. A Boolean value that indicates whether this property can be used with the anonymous profiles feature discussed later in this chapter. By default, this is false. The profile provider that should be used to manage just this property. By default, all properties are managed using the provider specified in the <profile> element, but you can assign different properties to different providers.

At any time you can manage your localhost setup by running the application /Applications/ MAMP/MAMP. The main screen looks like Figure A-1.

By Changing Cells Must Be on the Active Sheet: This message appears if any of the cells referenced in the By Changing Cells box are not within the active worksheet To correct this problem, redesign your model so that all the changing cells are all located on the active worksheet, and try running Solver again Cannot Guess By Changing Cells Without a Set Cell: This message appears if you click the Guess button without first referencing a cell in the Set Target Cell box To correct this problem, click the Set Target Cell box and type or click the problem s target cell Cell Reference Box Is Empty or Contents Are Not Valid: This message appears in the Add/ Change Constraint dialog box if you click OK and the Cell Reference box is empty or contains something other than a valid cell reference.

With these details in place, you re ready to access the profile information using the Profile property of the current page. When you run your application, ASP.NET creates a new class to represent the profile by deriving from System.Web.Profile.ProfileBase, which wraps a collection of profile settings. ASP.NET adds a strongly typed property to this class for each profile property you ve defined in the web.config file. These strongly typed properties simply call the GetPropertyValue() and SetPropertyValue() methods of the ProfileBase base class to retrieve and set the corresponding profile values. For example, if you ve defined a string property named FirstName, you can set it in your page like this: Profile.FirstName = "Henry" Figure 22-2 presents a complete test page that allows the user to display the profile information for the current user or set new profile information.