.Net and ADP ( Automatic Data Processing www.adp.com) interface

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Hello all.
I have a very simple/complex question to ask of anyone who as ever worked with/in the dinosaur environment known as ADP. Which ironically probably cuts your paycheck, and mine =(.

I would LOVE to speak with some one who has experience programming from .NET to ADP via (preferably) XML or ADODB (which they no longer support).

I've received tons of materials from them and have access to their support staff, however their training materials may as well be written with invisible ink, if it was written in Arabic/French/Chinese/German/Greek/... at least I could convert it to English and try to understand how it works.

So in short. PLEASE email/reply if you or anyone you know has even heard of any type of .Net to ADP programming.

The basis of this question comes from an integration request to take data from a .Net environment to a ADP environment.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Posted 30-Jan-13 6:55am

Dan_YYC

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-13 13:00pm

I'm really sorry for you. However, this is not a question, does not belong here. You might need to post is some discussion forum...
—SA

Dan_YYC 30-Jan-13 13:06pm

Where should it be posted? How can I change where it is posted?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-13 17:04pm

I don't usually use forums... Look at the whole list:
http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/List.aspx
—SA

Dan_YYC 30-Jan-13 16:11pm

If anyone knows where this should be posted. Plz let me know.

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