>Finally, there is stronger data typing in web services than you will
>find in a form-posting solution. On a form post, your ID field (a
>numeric) can be sent as "123abc" and you have no control over it. You
>have to double-check on the server-side. On a web service, that field
>would be guaran
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Is either any more or less secure than the other method? Is either subject
to attack or abuse more than the other method?
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From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There&#
ed to jump to the level
of SOAP for this project. But, as Tanguy mentioned, I was the creator
and consumer of both parts.
M!ke
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service produced by somebody else, would you rather use
cfhttp then some kind of parsing on the result, or just use a single
cfinvoke tag? The ability to do the second depends on SOAP based web
services...
just my 0.02$
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I recently had an interesting question from one of our developers that I
had a hard time answering.
Had had an app that required web services, but it was written in CF5, so
rather than move to CFMX, he just wrote a bunch of pages that could have
forms posted to
I recently had an interesting question from one of our developers that I
had a hard time answering.
Had had an app that required web services, but it was written in CF5, so
rather than move to CFMX, he just wrote a bunch of pages that could have
forms posted to them, with the commands in the for
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