Hello Scott, on first reading your message, I thought you accidentally posted to the wrong mailing list. I'm still not sure about it, but anyway...
> I have been looking over the doc and could not find a reference to > Microsoft SQL server. Why should there be? HttpClient is a client-side library for HTTP communication. If Microsoft SQL Server talks HTTP, you can use HttpClient to talk to it. If not, you can't. We don't mention Apache HTTP Server or IIS or any other HTTP server either, do we? > Is it possible to connect to Microsoft SQL Server for auth? I fail to understand what you are trying to do. What does "for auth" mean? HttpClient authenticates against HTTP servers and HTTP proxies, if the application provides credentials. Why should we care what particular server it is? We support the standard BASIC and DIGEST authentication scheme, as well as the proprietary NTLM v1. > And if so, > could someone provide an example configuration? This is the part where I am pretty sure that you are trying to do something on the server side, like configuring an HTTP server to use a database as user repository. If that is the case, you should refer to a mailing list about the web server or the modules you listed in the subject. The mailing lists for the Apache HTTP Server are listed on this page: http://httpd.apache.org/lists.html Configuration questions should go here I think: http://httpd.apache.org/lists.html#http-users hope that helps, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
