Re: IBM i authentication and RESTful web service design -- WEB400

Subject: Re: IBM i authentication and RESTful web service design
From: Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 21 May 2015 16:47:24 -0600
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don't explain, answer the questions

This is my first time ever seeing Henrik stumped ;-)

Kelly,

It appears to that you are considering the following architectural options:

1. SPAs <==> IIS <==> ASP.NET <==> QZDASOINIT <==> Stored Procedures
(COBOL) <==> IBM i DB

2. SPAs <==> IBM i HTTP <==> IWS <==> COBOL Procedures <==> IBM i DB

3. SPAs <==> IBM i HTTP <==> Web Service Utility <==> IBM i DB <==> DB
Event Handlers (COBOL)

The Stored Procedures in option 1 would be optional.

The main focus has been on server-based web service alternatives. SPA
details could be quite entailed, apt for a new thread.

Would that be a good summary of what you are considering?

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Follow-Ups:

Re: IBM i authentication and RESTful web service design , Kelly Cookson
Re: IBM i authentication and RESTful web service design , Nathan Andelin

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