Do you mean that you need to login through HTACCESS? (the browser
dialog box) or through an ASP file?
If its HTACCESS then, with AIR, you can get past it in AIR. Tell me
which one is of use and i'll try to help.
Cheers,
Sid
On Mar 26, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:
I
You have to login through a aspx form(no httaccess). basically the
application lives in the extranet so you have to login to access any
documents on that specific area. It works well on the browser because before
accessing the application you have to login and once you are in the process
Does you aspx login form have an API? I mean, can you POST of GET
variables to it and you you get back a value of something to let you
know you are logged in? If so, you can access it with AIR.
in you example you say 'go to the app()' . Are we talking about AIR or
a webapplication in the
There is no a open API, everything is strictly controlled by IT so I think I
need to find another way around. My logic was telling me that since the
application was being only wrapped by AIR that still the longin calls were
going to be implemented in the application. Meaning if the user wasn't
I have an application that was created for the browser
(Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything works
great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand alone with
AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am having issues
accessing
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