From: David Jordan > The Web Services Developer limits what can be done by > programming, which takes away the ability to use > facilities such as Microsoft authorization. > > If the consumer comes through something like excel, it > limits programmatically what can be done from the > client sides as well. > > I am seeing if someone has a clever trick to solve > these issues that I have not thought of.
I see. Just to be clear, there was nothing in my note related to Microsoft authentication. I was talking about doing all of the functions from BASIC, and that includes any *nix-only platform. I have implemented this sort of authentication with different kinds of web interfaces and on various MV platforms, and I'd hope that U2 web services would allow you to execute common BASIC code. My only experience with U2 web services comes from two sources: 1) A client who tried hard but had to give up on U2 web services because it simply couldn't do what was required. We solved the problem with another product. 2) Someone else's client who also gave up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=276F-xKqflQ So far I'm not impressed with what I'm hearing about this interface. Good luck. T _______________________________________________ U2-Users mailing list [email protected] http://listserver.u2ug.org/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
