Hi,
I'm using (file) data injection to submit .xml files to database. Is there any way of adding encryption\ compression to the xml files and the server? Another problem is that I'll probably have lots of clients sending xml almost-simultaneously, so this might cause some overload...
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XML Data injection
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ZevToledano
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Re: XML Data injection
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Currently there is no way to encrypt or compress XML injections. Note that this would increase on the load rather than decrease. Compression would only help performance in the case of transferring XML data over a very slow network.
Encryption would mean negotiating an authentication, asymmetric keys, or SSL connection with Central and this added complexity is not planned for now. If you need privacy, then you can write the files to the local ClayCentral file system that is locked from public view.
Currently there is no way to encrypt or compress XML injections. Note that this would increase on the load rather than decrease. Compression would only help performance in the case of transferring XML data over a very slow network.
Encryption would mean negotiating an authentication, asymmetric keys, or SSL connection with Central and this added complexity is not planned for now. If you need privacy, then you can write the files to the local ClayCentral file system that is locked from public view.