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Hi guys,<br />
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I have a XML Request webservice that i must first authenticate users on, can somebody provide me with an example of a secure way to preserve the session of the user to keep them logged in for a time and request they log in if they are not logged in on certain pages.<br />
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This should be in PHP Please.<br />
This should be secure please.<br />
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Thanks a ton.
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Hi guys,

I have a XML Request webservice that i must first authenticate users on, can somebody provide me with an example of a secure way to preserve the session of the user to keep them logged in for a time and request they log in if they are not logged in on certain pages.

This should be in PHP Please.
This should be secure please.

Thanks a ton.

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