Web Services
Description:
Now before you get all hot under the collar and start writing to me to tell me that this hash service is being sent in an unsecured manner. You know what you are right. It is not secured. I just thought it was very cool to be able to build this example really quickly and easily. If one of you were inclined to get in touch with the author in some way and see if they might be interested in providing it as secure service that might benefit us all. Who knows
This function creates a unique string out of the original string. You can then determine if the original string has been changed if you compare it against the hash. A great way to use hashes is to hash a file, then you can determine if the file has been changed.
Example db:
The example will dynamically load the WSDL functions upon opening the file (no need to install the WSDL file).
The Publisher is Aslan608.
WSDL Functions:
Here are the functions that are available with this WSDL.
CheckHash
HashString
Usage Notes:
Use HashString to create a new hashstring. Use CheckHash to compare a string against a hash. HashType must be one of the following options MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384 or SHA512. Case does not matter. If you write anything else then the function will fail.
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