SCJP 1.2 (89%), SCWCD 1.3 (94%), IBM 486 (90%), SCJA Beta (96%), SCEA (91% / 77%), SCEA 5 P1 (77%), SCBCD 5 (85%)
SCJP 1.2 (89%), SCWCD 1.3 (94%), IBM 486 (90%), SCJA Beta (96%), SCEA (91% / 77%), SCEA 5 P1 (77%), SCBCD 5 (85%)
Wont the performance get affected if we send username/password during each request and also that we are encrypting them.
ws-resource
Originally posted by Prad Dip:
which aims to make WS stateful![]()
Originally posted by Paul Michael:
I'm thinking of using FLEX as front-end with web services as back-end
Originally posted by Paul Michael:
If we try to make everything run through HTTPS then this will definitely sacrifice the performance of the application.
Originally posted by Peer Reynders:
That is an ambiguous smiley. The web service itself doesn't become stateful. It seems to be a specification for a systematic use of correlation identifiers to refer to resources as containers of state.
Do we just need to send the user/pass every time we make a request?
How do we prevent sniffing? If we try to make everything run through HTTPS then this will definitely sacrifice the performance of the application.
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs. |