On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 7:54 AM, Joost van der Sluis <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, 2011-02-09 at 21:28 -0200, Marcos Douglas wrote: >> Hi, >> If you had to send an encrypted ResultSet between 2 DBMS servers, >> using port 80, what libs would you use? >> It isn't necessary to use WebServices. Just two applications sending >> encrypted packages... > > I also read your more recent message. But what do you think > 'webservices' do? Sending data between two applications using port 80 is > exactly what webservices do. So you can not solve your problem without > using webservices by definition. > > You can solve this the difficult way (I think this is what you mean) > using your own protocol and any tcp/ip-component. Like lNet, Indy or > Synapse. The protocol could be as simple as this: do a request to some > url, and get the dataset back, encrypted. In fact you have then build > your own webservice.
I want simplify! I said: "It isn't necessary to use WebServices. Just two applications sending encrypted packages..." Not _necessary_ because I think should exists solutions more simpler than WebServices and yours XML files. > But the easier way is to use some pre-defined format (xml=soap, or json, > or whatever) so you can use some standard components. But I think that > this is not what you want, as you stated you don't want to use > 'webservices'. I can use XML, SOAP, JSON, whatever... I asked "what libs would you use?" for this problem. I not want THE solution (well... I accept if you give me!), but if somebody had the same problem, could tell: "use the 'lib X' to communicate, 'lib Y' to convert a ResultSet to Stream and 'lib Z' to encrypt all... see an example in the link 'XYZ.com'" or something like that =) Marcos Douglas -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
