Hi,
I am about to deploy a system for B 2 B ordering. Does anyone know of a way,
to set up user accounts from the customers desktop and capture some unique
identifier from his PC so that in the future, if someone tried to log in
using their username/password from another desktop, it would not work
I have a second question regarding XML.
We are deploying a new accounting system. AccVantage. It is based on 4D.
AccVantage reads XML files into their order system.
If I can get a sample XML file of an order that their system will import,
can I assume that constructing the XML file is just a matt
Hi,
I am using a
summarizer COM object in a taf to bring back the key concepts of a text
string. The output is in xml. How do I parse out the key concepts
and put them into an array?
Here is what a
sample of the xml output looks like (I bolded the key concept
words):
49d353c8-f6
We did this by simply using a cookie. A cookie is set during the first
session, and then each subsequent session requires username, password
and cookie to enter the site. The cookie restricts access not only to a
single PC, but to a single browser as well.
The important thing is to notify th
Chris,
Makes sense to me. What would be the "reset" process?
Make a reset page available "unique" to them, have them reenter their
username/password and then reset the cookie?
Thanks again.
Mark
On 3/22/05 9:28 AM, "Chris Millet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We did this by simply using a coo
This is along the lines of "locks only keep honest people honest".
There is no reason that the persistent cookie, stored in a file on the
PC, can't be stolen or transferred to another system.
On Tuesday, March 22, 2005, at 09:28 AM, Chris Millet wrote:
We did this by simply using a cookie. A
For security reasons, we did not want to automate this process for the
end user. We felt it could be used to circumvent the security
requirements of our client.
At this juncture, we wanted human intervention for a several reasons:
- it allowed our client to closely monitor any potential suspic
Bill,
I agree with "locks only keep honest people honest." On one level, I am ok
with that. However, I really wish there was a way to get some machine
specific information to do this. I suppose it creates privacy problems etc,
and even that could be masqueraded I suppose.
Any other ideas?
Mark
Chris,
Well thought out. And I agree, I think that the problems will be the
exception not the rule.
Not everyone uses a cash machine, but those who do, off load the bank from
that transaction.
Not every customer will want to or be able to use an online ordering system,
opting for the old fax met
Ethernet MAC address, but it's also spoof-able. And dial up customers
don't have one. And multiple NIC systems (like mine) different routes
and IP addresses would not work.
Anyway, nailing down the computer is not as important (to me) as
nailing down the user.
It comes down to the three el
You can put it into a DOM and work with it that way - that'd be the
easiest way to handle this.
On Mar 22, 2005, at 12:34 PM, Ted Wolfley wrote:
Hi,
I am using a summarizer COM object in a taf to bring back the key
concepts of a text string. The output is in xml. How do I parse out
the k
This is also along the lines of "there is no absolute security". The
objective, then, becomes reducing the risk of a security breach by
deterring unwanted behavior and encouraging good behavior. And the more
layers of protection, the less the risk of a breach. The harder it is
to engage in
I am using Witango Server 5.0. I put the xml text into a variable called
@@request$vsummed and tried putting it into a DOM like this:
<@DOMINSERT OBJECT="mydom" SCOPE="request" ELEMENT="root()" POSITION="append">
<@VAR vsummed SCOPE=Request>
And I get the following error:
Main Error Number: -
Chris,
Actually, I like your approach. I just wanted to make sure noone had a
false sense of security.
bill
On Tuesday, March 22, 2005, at 11:25 AM, Chris Millet wrote:
This is also along the lines of "there is no absolute security". The
objective, then, becomes reducing the risk of a securi
Hi,
Use the @DOM tag to get it into a DOM variable
<@ASSIGN NAME="myDom" SCOPE="application" VALUE=<@DOM
VALUE="Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2">>
Then you will need to look up the xpointer syntax to extract the values
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango & MDaemon Reseller
Availa
Tried that and get the following error:
Class: Internal
Main Error Number: -902
An error occurred while parsing the XML.
Is this a Witango 5.0 bug?
Ted
-Original Message-
From: Ben Johansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 3:17 PM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
No,
This is a Namespaces issue. Node precursor'd by a coloned value
What I suggest is to search and remove the "Copernic:" from the string
Example becomes
Then try bringing it into the @DOM
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango & MDaemon Reseller
Available for Web App. De
I took out all of the "Copernic:" and got the same error. I then took out all
of the remaining colons and still got the same error.
Totally baffled.
Ted
-Original Message-
From: Ben Johansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 3:29 PM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
Hey Ted!
I tried to load up your xml in Internet Explorer and it crapped out on
the encoding="UCS-2" portion of your tag.
Apparently that encoding tells your xml editor to save the xml file as
unicode...not sure how WiTango handles unicode xml. I don't know
enough about xml to give you anything
Good catch,
Change it to
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango & MDaemon Reseller
Available for Web App. Developement
-Original Message-
From: Jonah Simpson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 1:56 PM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Re: Wi
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