John,

How do you maintain proper data security within the gateway without using
the AR API?

Do you also query the ARSystem database and confirm privileges,
or is it assumed that if you have access to the gateway you have
rights to the data?

.... Daniel

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Sent: September 22, 2007 3:51 PM
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Subject: Re: JDBC ARDBC Plugin

Hello,

I started to write a JDBC driver for ARS and concluded that, to do a good
job, 
it would take an awful lot of effort. It certainly wasn't a two day job
given 
the size of the JDBC spec. I therefore came up with an alternative solution 
that involves our XML Gateway product and ARS queries directly to the 
database via a standard JDBC driver (one suitable for the database behind 
ARS). 

The result is you can hit the gateway with SQL queries referring to ARS
forms 
and fields, and you'll get an XML response that never went through the AR 
API. Hence, it's much, much, faster than you'll ever see running through the

AR API.



John

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