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Dave

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Nov 17, 2009, 1:22:19 PM11/17/09
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I am writing a web service and need to be able to authenticate
and pass an xml document to each client that uses the service. So far
I have the following steps that need to take place:

- we contact the client
- the client sends us their authentication information
- if valid, we send them an xml document containing data
- they create an MD5 hash based on the data they receive and send that
hash back
- we compare that hash against one we've created to make sure the data
is authentic

I have looked into using curl to do the communication back and forth,
but we needed a solution that will allow any clients the ability to
use whatever language (perl, php, asp, c, c++, java, etc) on whatever
platform (Linux,Mac,Windows). As a result, I started looking into
SOAP. Does anyone know if this is a valid option that can accomplish
the goals set forth above? Is there a better option that I've
overlooked?

Thanks,
Dave

Dave

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Nov 18, 2009, 1:04:15 PM11/18/09
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