Thanks Cameron, I will try to collect all information about that an put them in "my" FAQ/Cookbook on Confluence. This question pop up every quarters or such...
Extra C# source may be placed in a specialpurpose component I guess. Except if there are licensing issues I'm not aware... Jacques De : "Cameron Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi Daniel. In fact, subsequent to the post of mine > which Jacques referred to via tinyurl, I did solve > this issue but in a different way to Rodrigo. I > believe I mentioned this on the ML a while back. > > We implemented our own little library in .NET/C# which > bypassed the whole cumbersome .NET Web Services > framework (due to a documented limitation in .NET, it > cannot support OFBiz web services out of the box). > > This meant that I did not have to alter OFBiz at all. > And I believe that it allows for faster development as > you do not have to regenerate any helper code on > either side (.NET or OFBiz) when you alter the > interface of an OFBiz service. > > A supplemental alteration we made, which DID require a > small extension to OFBiz, was to allow the .NET client > app to authenticate via OFBiz, and then be treated as > authenticated for subsequent requests. > > Since then, we had to focus on other projects and only > now (in the last few weeks) are we using this library > in anger to integrate one of our .NET products with > OFBiz. So I believe there would still be a few bugs > to tease out. > > In the medium-term, I would consider releasing this > stuff under an open source license, however I have not > yet decided which, or where I could put it (OFBiz > doesn't have a place for C# extra code AFAIK). > > In the meantime, if you would like to know more, > please contact me directly. > > cheers, > cameron > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________ > New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more > at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes. > http://uk.rd.yahoo.com/evt=44106/*http://mail.yahoo.net/uk
