OK, this has kicked my butt for 2 days now. I have a CF application (SSL)
with a certain report a client wants to serve up inside their C#.NET app
frameset. They have credentials they can provide. I've been trying to use a
webservice to authenticate these credentials (username/pw) and if good
1) an idea:
they send their credentials to you ws
if okay, you generate a really long (say, 256 characters) random string
you update their user record, and put that string into a field e.g. authkey
you send that string back to them
they then send that string to the report for auth, which
OK, are you saying just sending their credentials via url over SSL is best?
On 9/20/06, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) an idea:
they send their credentials to you ws
if okay, you generate a really long (say, 256 characters) random string
you update their user record, and put that string
Maybe I'm way off base trying to authenticate the user and start the session
via webservice. If the SSL is enough with an encrypted url var that would
make my life alot easier!
I'm open to any ideas!
Greg
On 9/20/06, Greg Luce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, are you saying just sending their
On 9/20/06, Greg Luce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe I'm way off base trying to authenticate the user and start the session
via webservice. If the SSL is enough with an encrypted url var that would
make my life alot easier!
That's pretty much how it all works anyways, right folks?
Maybe
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