Hi Ute,
On 19/10/2005, at 4:14 AM, Ute Hoffmann wrote:
thank you for your answer,
No worries, just some random thoughts.
No, they are not for Duplication Apps, they will belong to
different users/apps, but there will also be a central data store/
app, and this central store needs to update some part of the client
apps and also needs to access some part of the clients DB's. So I
would need a way to send data into both directions...
I did consider WebServices, but if I could access those DB's via WO
directly I could do the update process server-side, as all apps are
on a single server at that stage (this might change). With
WebServices I have to open up my architecture/data access to the web.
No more than any other WOApp I'd assume.
How can I make sure, that only my app has access to that data via a
WebService? Via a password? Can I access a WebService via https?
Probably yes...
Yes.
never tried...
On my WO5.2.4 System, I find them here:
/Developer/Documentation/WebObjects/Web_Services/index.html
/Developer/Documentation/WebObjects/Web_Services/projects/Security
[_Client]/*.pbproj
HOWEVER according to http://developer.apple.com/documentation/
WebObjects/Web_Services/index.html
... This document studies example application projects to explain
some of the concepts it addresses. This projects and other companion
resources can be found in /Developer/Documentation/WebObjects/
Web_Services/projects. Alternatively, you can(*) download them from
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/.
(*) This should read 'used to be able to' as with many out of date
links for WebObjects stuff...
with regards,
--
LD
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