Hmmm. Perhaps towards the end of the month, I could do a two parter for
livecode.tv. An intro to revIgniter and a talk on building web services with
it.
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Hi Andrew,
No, I'm sorry it doesn't...
I know exactly what you mean, but I got no idea how to setup something like
this :-(
warm regards,
Ton Kuypers
On 1-mrt-2011, at 15:02, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> I make a nice little controller that accepts the an encrypted email and
> password as post a
I make a nice little controller that accepts the an encrypted email and
password as post and returns the information being desired from the
controller in an encrypted string that contains the results (encrypted with
a different key for transactions back to my client). revIgniters
ActiveRecord datab
Hi Andrew,
Could you tell me a little more about that... I know what revIgniter does, but
how do you start "building webservices"?
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Ton Kuypers
On 1-mrt-2011, at 03:57, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> Also, revIgniter has made it very easy for me to quickly build webservice
Also, revIgniter has made it very easy for me to quickly build webservices
that hand data to my livecode app.
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Ya the "proper" way to do it is to put a server in front of the SQL and access
it that way. Mind you I am currently developing an app that connects directly
to an SQL database, so I'm not so proper, but I feel that the level of security
to the On-Rev site, restricting connections to specific IP'
