I'm not quite sure how these two versions fit together. Does 1.1 enhances 1.0? Are they two different ways of accomplishing the same tasks?
If I wanted to implement the most basic of WSS, how would I go about doing this? Is it too much to ask for an explain here, instead of directing me to a tutorial. I've read many tutorials, but the don't seem to given a thorough enough explanation of what each tag and variable name does. For example... Looking at the Configuration tags at http://ws.apache.org/rampart/rampartconfig-guide.html , I would greatly appreciate to have an example explaining what each tag does and every possibility that can be used in a tag. The table seems incomplete. <encryptionCypto> ....crypto element ......[What are all the possibilities that can be placed here?] .........................[What will happen if I just put in a random word?] </encryptionCypto> If I wanted basic WSS, could I ignore creating a Policy completely? By "basic", I guess I mean, whatever is used in the samples given with the distribution for now (i.e. UsernameToken, Timestamp, Signature, Encryption). If you can help me, I am ever grateful. Thank you! P.S. This might sound stupid, but what is the difference between a user and an encryption user? Please do no quote the table, that doesn't help me understand the difference any better. I guess I'm trying to ask how each is used concerning the whole "application of WSS" process. (Such an explanation is actually what I am seeking for the whole WSS with Rampart in general.) P.P.S. If it is needed, I could try to send a directory hierarchy, code files (as or as not attachments), and a software/application list.
