The StrataFrame RBS can most definitely be used on the web. We don't have a template to create the login screen for you, but you can manually call the authentication methods on the Login class.
For example, I would accept the user name and password from a page, then call the SetLoggedInUser(...) method to authenticate and set the CurrentUser properties:
if(Login.SetLoggedInUser(MyUserName, MyPassword, MyDomain) == Login.LoginResult.Success)
{
//-- Move on to the next page as we are now authenticated
}
else
{
//-- Login failed...take appropriate action
}
or in VB
If Login.SetLoggedInUser(MyUserName, MyPassword, MyDomain) = Login.LoginResult.Success) Then
//-- Move on to the next page
Else
//-- Login failed
End If
Now the SecurityDialog class that comes with WinForms to create users, etc. is not available on the WebForms. This is something that you would have to create if you wanted to allow users to be added and permissions set on the website itself.
Hope that helps. 