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I've looked around a bit and I can't seem to find the answer to this problem: in fact, this may be a stupid question and there isn't an answer.

So anyway; here's my problem.

I have a website that runs off of Drupal. So, I've also started to mess around with Adobe Flex to create a few fancy drag/drop webapps that I'd like to embed into my Drupal site. Now the question is this...

I want the application to know what you're logged in as. So for example, I have an application that does college football voting and you only get one vote per week. However, I want to avoid having the user have to type in their username and password...

Is there a way that I can get the application to get the current user_id out of the site, so I can put that behind the scenes and prevent users stuffing the ballot box or voting as someone else?

Any help would be great...

+5  A: 

You may want to look at Services module. In this module there is standard pre-configured services for getting user data and nodes data.

Drupal handbook also have some examples for you.

Kuroki Kaze
Thanks, I think this may be pointing me towards what I need. This will help me over the weekend
PSU_Kardi
Thanks again for that link - it proved quite useful
PSU_Kardi
You're welcome :)
Kuroki Kaze