Mark, I have not got the solution, but worked on interop to WSE2 for signing with UsernameToken back i October. Werner did a great job, but I never got interop and ever since I've wanted to pick it up again and get it running, but been to busy. Last week I started looking at it again. You can see one of the postings here:
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&msg No=2099 And as I recall it right now the Unit test is number 13. Hopefully you can help figuring out what's wrong with the present implementation. I hope to get some time during the weekend to describe what I've tried out, and sum up the current facts. Best regards Brian -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19. januar 2005 16:57 To: [email protected] Subject: UsernameToken Encryption and Signing of SOAP Messages Hi Guys, A couple of (hopefully) quick questions for you. I have a set of .Net WSE 2.0/SP2 based web services. The .Net-based clients that connect to these web services can use UsernameTokens to encrypt and sign the SOAP messages. I would like the same functionality for Java-based clients. In the past I have been using JWSDP 1.4 to embed the UsernameTokens into the SOAP calls, but I cannot find a way to encrypt and sign the message as well (with the UsernameToken). For a .Net client this is literally about 2 lines of code. Is this functionality possible using WSS4J? If so, when is WSS4J expected to be available? Is it only available now from CVS? Thanks for your help, Mark
