What approach would you use in the scenario where your business data must be secure and direct client, i.e. remote, access is not allowed. For example, my data is in a cloud environment where the web server is white listed to the database. The current usage pattern is we do everything server side and deliver fully rendered pages to the browser. All of the authorization is handled via ACLs, also stored in the database.
I do use restful APIs to access other vendors data, but that just moves the problem because they also use a whitelist pattern because they don't want to manage the security exposure. Plus Rest APIs tend to get fat over time as you have to accommodate every possible combination of accessing joined data.
Thanks for checking this article, it's a step in my learning, which began only 6 month ago for asp.net core. That's why I don't consider I have enough experience to answer your question. I wanted to use Ag-Grid to try out various JS datagrids, and it's a really nice solution. I simply use data in json format, as per their examples ag-grid.com/javascript-grid/#fetch....
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Zoltan, Great post.
What approach would you use in the scenario where your business data must be secure and direct client, i.e. remote, access is not allowed. For example, my data is in a cloud environment where the web server is white listed to the database. The current usage pattern is we do everything server side and deliver fully rendered pages to the browser. All of the authorization is handled via ACLs, also stored in the database.
I do use restful APIs to access other vendors data, but that just moves the problem because they also use a whitelist pattern because they don't want to manage the security exposure. Plus Rest APIs tend to get fat over time as you have to accommodate every possible combination of accessing joined data.
Thanks, Albert
Thanks for checking this article, it's a step in my learning, which began only 6 month ago for asp.net core. That's why I don't consider I have enough experience to answer your question. I wanted to use Ag-Grid to try out various JS datagrids, and it's a really nice solution. I simply use data in json format, as per their examples ag-grid.com/javascript-grid/#fetch....