How to consume RO Web Services from ASP.net

[antonk]

@wilson

1. Yes, definitely required authentication at Server side.
2. The RO server will be responsible to call store procedure and return a dataset ( sqlDataAdapter… ). All the while my company is using ASP.net Web API, each services will return different data to the client. in ASP.net Web API, we need to define the data structure in ‘class’ and the same class need to be create on client when calling the services. I am not sure how about RO.

1. When using raw RO SDK you’ll need to define returned data structures too
2. You might also look at Data Abstract where it is easier to perform data access/update operations and send/receive datasets. For 3rd party integration it is possible to expose data in JSON format.

Btw which platform do you want to use for server app - .NET or Delphi?

@wilson

*** and due to future NLB, i prefer to use session in database to support Web Farm.

We ship OlympiaServer - an out-of-process session manager. Also there is a sample shipped with RemObjects SDK where a db-based SessionManager is used.

Also please take a look at this thread:

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