It must be the moon and stars in alignment, or something, cuz man
there are a lot of project management type thingies lately, neh?
As chance would have it, I've been polishing my little turd up... :-)
Neater bits:
I use ical4j to make calendars (and probably eventually send event
requests/confir
I _did_ implement that timer in a previous version of the timesheet.
Click=start counting, click again when finished work. Starttime,endtime AND
total time get inserted in a table. Great when working behind a computer all
the time. But you can also just enter times manually. BUT I don't want _yo
What would be neat is having a Timer Countdown.
So when you start the client's work you click START Timer.
When you finish, you click Stop and it would record the time you spent working.
What would be even cooler is if during that time it tracks what
programs you were using and for how long.
...
First of all
Technically, using a cfc remote is NOT a webservice.
Secondly, you are right when it comes to remote calls via cfc's. They
should be wrappers to futher logic, for example.
You have logic that returns a list of books to your page, and you want
to open this up is RPC call. Then yo
when using JQuery to make the Ajax requests.
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Specifically:
How can I make sure the requester of a webservice has authorized access to the
webservice?
How can I authenticate the user of a webservice?
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Hi all,
I am making a webapp that lets user keep track of hours, an overview of
projects and related clients. Instead of the traditional page refresh model to
add/get data I want to use coldfusion webservies (access='remote' and JSON)to
add/get/update data. I wonder what are the security issues
