Using Indigo from a Web Browser Application

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Using Indigo from a Web Browser Application

Hi!

I'm building my first Web Browser Application (using the February CTP), and I got everything running smoothly from my dev server. Now I need the app to contact the server - let's say to validate a username and password.

I have done similar things from Java Applets and Flash applications using Web Services. Is this still the way to go Ie. the "Indigo" way And if so: How is it done

I'm grateful for any information, be it direct answers or links to relevant resources.

Best regards,
Billy Porter

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Using Indigo from a Web Browser Application

  • Big E

    MichaelLatta wrote:
    In the first release WCF (Indigo) will not support partial trust applications, so it is not suitable for browser applications unless you are strictly within your own organization and are willing to give it full trust. You can still use web services, and WCF on the server, but in the browser you need to use ASMX type web services.

    Aha, I see.

    Do you (or anyone else) know in which release (and when) Indigo will support partial trust applications

    Thank you!

  • terr

    In the first release WCF (Indigo) will not support partial trust applications, so it is not suitable for browser applications unless you are strictly within your own organization and are willing to give it full trust. You can still use web services, and WCF on the server, but in the browser you need to use ASMX type web services.

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