Re: IBM i authentication and RESTful web service design

[Raul A Jager W <raul@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I can understand Nathan,
I think that rather than provide tools to complicate services including
windows, we should learn how to simplify using the i.

Recently I run into the need to work with pictures, so I wrote a couple
basic programs that upload a picture and show it in the browser in order
to learn how to do it.

I will share them in this list.


On 05/20/2015 11:08 PM, Nathan Andelin wrote:
> Richard,
>
> I should apologize about using the term "SQL injection" so loosely. I know
> the term has a negative connotation. My point was that one wouldn't want to
> provide a "service" which enabled HTTP clients (SPAs, etc.) to send SQL
> statements to a server for execution. Wouldn't you agree?
>
> Of course ASP.NET applications send SQL statements to servers all the time
> for execution, and there's nothing wrong with that. I couldn't help but
> note the irony ;-)
>
> Seriously, no offense intended in regards to your XMLSERVICE .Net Wrapper.
> I view XMLSERVICE as a valuable resource. I admit to not having looked at
> your .Net wrapper, but I have studied the PHP toolkit. Would it be a big
> mistake for me to assume that your .Net interface is similar?
>
> I don't recall saying anything recently about war in Iraq, ground water
> contamination, or my general unhappiness. Is that your way of exaggerating
> and fabricating a position for me?
> ,
> Your viewing me as huffing and puffing anytime I think about .Net is
> humorous. I admit to having issues with Microsoft products which I view as
> competitive threats against IBM i. But I mostly believe that organizations
> would be better served by migrating applications from Windows to IBM i.
> Five years of professional experience dedicated to developing under Visual
> ... and deploying under Windows servers, should count for some credibility
> ;-)
>
> What about 15 years experience developing hundreds of web applications
> under IBM i? No?
>
> In regards to educational opportunities at Microsoft Ignite; sorry, my
> world does not revolve around Microsoft. But you already new that.
> Hopefully that's okay on this list.

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