SharePoint 2007 Web Services and Forms Authentication

Posted by: Software/Technology Discussion, on 18 Sep 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

It is probably no secret to most SharePoint developers that Microsoft provides web services to access SharePoint services. Unlike the traditional, object model approach, these web services provide a level of flexibility - client code does not have to execute on the same server as the queried SharePoint site. Client code can query SharePoint services from anywhere remote as long as the /_vti_bin/ relative URL of the SharePoint site is accessible. Accessing a SharePoint web service usually involves...

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