Highly educational.
Thanks Brian.On 5/18/05, Brian Deitte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Instead of giving the information to you in the easiest
language, I'm just going to try to give you a whole lot of information.
:) I would first suggest looking at how J2EE security works. The
firs
Brian,
Thanks for identifying a resource that I should have looked at a long time ago!On 5/18/05, Brian Deitte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
This article could also be very helpful to the experienced
J2EE developers and give them an idea of how Flex security works.
Lastly, I would try setting
threadlocal variables from flashgateway.Gateway.
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Instead of giving the information to you in the easiest
language, I'm just going to try to give you a whole lot of information.
:) I would first suggest looking at how J2EE security works. The
first place I can think of is here:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/jrun/4/Programmers_Guide/s
The lesson here is:
Don't copy copy the address bar for liveDocs. Copy the page URL within the frameset.
Also, when using setCredentials or passing over any login and password, you can use some type of hashing/encryption.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/15/flex_docs_en/0885.htm#wp126
Dave, thanks for replying.
The link you provided for the livedocs takes me to a page about
containers. Since that is not the point we were discussing, I can only
imagine that something is wrong with that link. ;-) (either that
or Gmail is misinterpreting the link)
If you could provide the top
Like Dave said, you could use setCredentials over the pipe to access
remote methods, but for those who are
anti-letting-client-side-have-username-password-stored-locally you
can still leveridge existing session scope compliance.
In that, you can make your backend handle its security model
tran
Hi Leif,
I had presented a similar question a few days ago regarding Flex and CF7 which runs on j2EE.
I can share with you what I know, but I am also looking to learn more about security with Remoting, myself.
You should be able to attach setCredentials to your Remote Call. I know
setCredenti
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