December 24, 2007 at 11:12 pm
We are going to build a web application using AMO and ADOMD.NET to access SSAS2005. The reqirenment is to build a web service application providing web methods to access SSAS2005 objects and a UI interface in java which will use this web service.
The idea is to provide a standard set to templates to the user. Using these templates they can create basic SSAS2005 objects like dimensions, measures, cubes, etc.
Can anyone suggest if this is feasible. i.e. calling .net web service from java and what would be the best way to manage/provide templates to the user. Should we use XML file to store information about dimensions, measures, cubes or there are other ways?
Regards,
Prakash
January 11, 2008 at 7:24 am
Sounds feasible. The should be no (well, few) issues in calling a web service from langauge A where the web service is written in Language B (this is one of the nice things about web services). One thing you'll want to look in to and decide on an approach reasonably early on is connectivity, or more accurately, the identity you use, when connecting to the SSAS server/service - it will require windows authentication.
Steve.
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