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MdwsUtils ( ) : System |
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buildSiteTable ( String filepath ) : SiteTable |
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getDodUser ( ) : gov.va.medora.mdo.User |
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getMdwsServices ( ) : IList |
Gets a list of all the web services (base type of BaseService or System.Web.Services.WebService) in the MDWS assembly |
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isAuthorizedConnection ( MySession mySession ) : string |
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isAuthorizedConnection ( MySession mySession, string sitecode ) : string |
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isException ( object obj ) : bool |
The TO objects need to determine if an object is derived from an exception. The most reliable way to do this is simply to look at the method name and see if it ends with the text: Exception |
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isValidCredentials ( string authenticationMethod, AbstractCredentials credentials, AbstractPermission permission ) : bool |
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parseSiteList ( SiteTable siteTable, String siteList ) : gov.va.medora.mdo.Site[] |
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replaceSpecialXmlChars ( string s ) : string |
Replaces special characters in strings. * Behaves like XmlTextWriter.WriteString(), but also replaces the apostrophe and double-quote characters -- which WriteString() does not, unless it is in an attribute context... * PERFORMANCE NOTE: About 2.5 s slower than old method over the course of 1 million runs. TBD see if there is a good way for us to reuse the StringWriter and XmlTextWriter so that we don't have to keep recreating them. Maybe a factory method? |
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setVisitCredentials ( string duz, string ssn, string username, string userphone, DataSource authenticatingSource, string pwd ) : AbstractCredentials |
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