similar to: activewebservice::struct

Hi, I''m trying to install and use activewebservice on Rails 2.0.2(using instantrails) the gem install activewebservice finished succesfully. walked through the steps listed at: http://www.texperts.com/2007/12/21/using-action-web-service-with-rails-20/ when I try to start mongrel I get the following trace ** Starting Mongrel listening at 0.0.0.0:3000 ** Starting Rails with development

I need to do some testing, but before to hit by head on a known wall, i ask here. My AD domain get used (via PAM/Winbind) to give access to some other dervice, most notably here dovecot. When password expire (or users change it) the MUA try the old password some times, then ask for a new password; users cleraly get scared, press randomly 'OK' or 'Cancel', but if they press 2-3

On 15/11/2019 16:23, Marco Gaiarin via samba wrote: > I need to do some testing, but before to hit by head on a known wall, i > ask here. > > > My AD domain get used (via PAM/Winbind) to give access to some other > dervice, most notably here dovecot. > When password expire (or users change it) the MUA try the old password > some times, then ask for a new password; users

I''ll be implementing a WS backend to an application which requires user authentication to login. Can this same authentication method (based on the salted hash login generator) be used to authenticate web service access? Or, should some other authentication method be used? i.e. each user must retrieve an authentication token manually before setting something up to use web services.

Hi, I have a strange problem while using WebService API which expects an ActiveRecord derivate. This is the code of the API ... ------ class HarvesterApi < ActionWebService::API::Base api_method :send_measurand, :expects => [{:measurand => Measurand}, {:eaiSystemName => :string}] end ------ ... and this of my Model ------ class Measurand < ActiveRecord::Base

Hi, After following the excellent tutorials in the Agile Web Development with Rails book, I was able to get my webservice working pretty much perfectly :) I can access it via SOAP and XML-RPC and look at service.wsdl to find the API. What I can''t do however is get the API for the XML-RPC call. It fails with : Internal protocol error: NilClass is not a valid input stream. It must

I''ve been asked to look into Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) before we embark on a major re-development (in Ruby on Rails). Can anyone point me to any resources about SOA in combination with Rails ? Concrete examples of how SOA was applied to a particular problem would be very welcome. My investigations so far lead me to believe that SOA is really about gluing together

Dear R users, unfortunately, tomorrow Sunday will be a longish timeout of our mail services, notably affecting the R-<foo> and R-SIG-<bar> mailing lists @r-project.org , i.e., hosted by the Stats / Math Department of ETH, stat.math.ethz.ch. Note that also the svn.r-project.org will suffer from the timeout. This should be a "once in 8 years" event, hopefully, and we are

Dear R users, unfortunately, tomorrow Sunday will be a longish timeout of our mail services, notably affecting the R-<foo> and R-SIG-<bar> mailing lists @r-project.org , i.e., hosted by the Stats / Math Department of ETH, stat.math.ethz.ch. Note that also the svn.r-project.org will suffer from the timeout. This should be a "once in 8 years" event, hopefully, and we are

We are in the process of evaluating new development frameworks for our future development platform. We currently use php and are evaluating Java, Ruby, Mono and .NET. We really like Ruby but unfortunately, we are having a hard time implementing our layered Service Oriented Architecture using Ruby due to the view being tightly bound to the ActiveRecord objects. Although we love all the great