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    Posted: 11-Oct-2012 at 11:18am
You should not use the DefaultEntityManager.
I am slightly confused by your code as the reference to DefaultEntityManager is commented out, so I actually assumed that the line:
 
manager = new DomainModel.Admin.MyAdminEntities(EntityManager.DefaultManager);
is active in your app. (i.e. not commented out)
 
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And so what should I use? there's no problem for me to login at the server side...
can you please provide me a sample?
 
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Hi Paolo,
 
The issue you are facing is due to the fact that the DefaultManager is static and should not be used across threads.
Also note that since you are using the EntityManager in a service you will need to log it in to perform queries. (i.e. unlike the EntityManager in the LoginManager, that is automatically logged in)
 
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Hello,
I've got a svc service that I user for managing authentication stuff...when a User changes the password I should insert some data in 2 table...(I'm on the server side)

When I do


                my.DomainModel.Admin.TMRAdminEntities manager = new my.DomainModel.Admin.myAdminEntities();

//                manager = new DomainModel.Admin.MyAdminEntities(EntityManager.DefaultManager);

                var query = manager.aspnet_Users.Where(o1 => o1.UserName == username).Include("USER_ACCOUNT_EXPIRY");

I got :

EntityManager.DefaultManager is not available on the server because of threading and security concerns associated with static properties.

How can I use Ideablade on the server side?
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