Hi,
If a Web Service have "public" permissions, it is public. Otherwise it is
protected, and you have to login in order to use it.
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> In the 6.3 Advanced Guide it states the web service can have either public
> or protected permissions with this shown in the URL as
>
> http://<midtier_server>/arsys/WSDL/public/<server_name>/<webservice<http://%3cmidtier_server%3e/arsys/WSDL/public/%3cserver_name%3e/%3cwebservice>>
>
> or
>
> http://<midtier_server>/arsys/WSDL/protected/<server_name>/<webservice<http://%3cmidtier_server%3e/arsys/WSDL/protected/%3cserver_name%3e/%3cwebservice>>
>
> What does protected mean? How does it work differently than public?
>
> Thanks
> Mark
>
> Mark Brittain
> Remedy Developer
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