(Ok, so this’ll be short but it’s something that I had a mental hangup on the other day. After I finally figured it out I thought – I should blog that…)
I’ve never really used XSLT as much as I should have been favoring instead to consume XML data using flash, however recently I’ve moved away [...]
POSTED BY Phillip Hall ON January 31st, 2010.
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Ok, so this is not the blog post that talks about every possible way to athenticate to a .Net webservice – however – it is the blog post that tells you how to flow the current user’s credentials into your webservice.
The scenario where you might need to do this is relatively specific, here’s the specifics.
Your [...]
POSTED BY Phillip Hall ON August 13th, 2009.
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Sometimes you don’t always have total control of the web site or web application project you’re working with and you have a need to insert or extend the existing project. Or perhaps you’ve inherited a project that was coded so horribly wrong you can’t easily make a needed update without first expending time you don’t [...]
POSTED BY Phillip Hall ON July 5th, 2009.
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