David Jordan wrote: > Visual Studio .Net and Uniobjects .Net allows you to set > up very easy web services. For B2B that could be a good > way to go. > > If you are looking at ASP .Net and want security, then I > would recommend Win2003 and IIS 6 that comes with it. > This is highly secured compared to previous releases. > Again ASP .Net works with UniObjects .Net.
Thanks David, but I guess I didn't convey my perspective. I'm a competent .NET developer with credentials in that area totally outside of MV, and we (Nebula R&D) have plenty of .NET resources for development with and without MV. The thing that has me on the fence at the moment is finding the proper way to integrate a .NET (or other connectivity) solution with a Domino Web Server, .nsf pages written in Domino Designer, etc.. I'm not familiar with how Domino does server-side includes, how they call to databases or COM/automation, etc. Now I do like your idea about using Web Services to get into Universe, but I have no idea yet of how to get Domino to request web services. I'll research that. Without another firm option, all I can think of is to have someone login to an nsf page and then completely hand over control to ASP.NET. I'm also open to information about WebSphere as a middle-tier conduit, sort of like RedBack, but I don't know if IBM has connected those dots yet with Universe. Thanks again. Tony, Nebula R&D ................ Tech Editor, C#Builder KickStart, SAMS Publishing Tech Editor for C# articles for various .NET magazines Author "Web Services and .NET" series of articles for Spectrum Magazine .NET development and training services available No experience with Domino or Lotus Notes ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
