Re: a web service to log in to a image application server

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No, I don't know how it would be handled client side using PHP.

The return type of your logon method could be a guid that represents the
session. You can then feed other calls with this id and have each call
checking if this is a legimitate id.

You could also reuse a known authentication scheme.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/279220/how-to-invoke-a-c-web-service-through-php
could perhaps help...

For now I was a bit confused by the return type stuff you were talinkg about
("return type being an event like opening a window client side") ? For this
part the idea would be rather :
- have the client log in window open so that the user cen tneter his
credentials
- then reuse those credentials to call the web service, if it fails they are
not correct, if yes you can continue to proceed further...


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Patrice


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Thank you! The overall goal is to develope a web service to be called by
PHP,
so that after login allowed, storing new image document, and retrieving
new
document can be done by calling it.

The image server (AppXtender) is used to stored image documents requiring
secure login.

Have you ever done that? Thanks a lot.

Aiwi

"Patrice" wrote:

Unclear. If you want to provide a logon screen it could be done like
Passport. Try for example :
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/d9f859d7-625b-45bf-bd38-a28ef0e5571f.mspx?mfr=true
to see the sequence of actions...

It could also return a boolean that tells if authentication is
successfull
or not in which case you can provide your own UI (or you could do both).

What is the overall goal ? (the image server and the authentication
server
are two distinct things or is authentication used only to get at this
image
server in whihc case plitting both doesn't really make sense).

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Patrice

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Hi,
I have a question. If I develop a web service to authenticate log in to
an
image management server, what should be the return type of the web
service?
Can it be an event, like opening the log in window provided by the
application service? How to do it ?

Thanks!

aiwi



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