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But (if this works), this post was posted from a .Net application using the Channel 9 Web Services.

Bas
It finds lightbulbs.

You sir, are a winner.

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#Mar 2nd @ 12:55 PM

Just figured I'd try it after the "Tired of Channel 9 in a browser" discussion yesterday. Still no idea how to handle users who are authenticated over Live ID, though (the web services take an old C9 username and password). The Javascript site doesn't use the SOAP web services that I'm using, and use cookies for authentication.

phreaks

Woah! Way cool.

I must have missed the originating discussion, can someone please point me in the right general direction?

littleguru
<3 Seattle

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#Mar 2nd @ 1:04 PM

Yeah... you need to handle the cookie. I asked the team a while back about how to handle the liveID stuff... kind of a pain.

Bas
It finds lightbulbs.

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#Mar 2nd @ 1:45 PM

Here ya go.

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#Mar 2nd @ 1:45 PM

This one:

http://channel9.msdn.com/forums/Coffeehouse/459011-Tired-of-Channel-9-in-a-browser/

I'm using the web services at http://channel9.msdn.com/Services/Posts.asmx and http://channel9.msdn.com/Services/Tags.asmx.

magicalclick

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#Mar 2nd @ 2:04 PM

Nice nice. Not sure why there is such demand, but is this even a good thing to begin with? I mean, what if you use it to spam?

Ion Todirel
buuu

Anyone have the guts to make a iPhone Channel9 app? Big Smile

and sell it on AppStore

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#Mar 2nd @ 5:21 PM

Get me a Mac and I will Tongue Out

I'm better with UIKit/Cocoa Touch than I am with WinForms or WPF right now (that's what happens when you use one to build a real product and just use the others to build random junk). I could write a C9 iPhone app now on my Windows machine, but you'd have to jailbreak to run it.