Hello all, I’m wondering if anyone has had success with WCF interop using issued token security (SAML tokens).
I am trying to call an Axis2 service from a .NET client using ws-trust. It seems to be close, but it fails. I noticed that WCF wants to use the SAML token as the protection token, whereas all the Rampart examples and samples use X509 as the protection token, and puts the issued tokens into supporting tokens. I have a attached a copy of the WCF policy, taken from a federation binding endpoint. In this policy configuration, Rampart seems to be just ignoring the SAML token and not referencing it in the response message (which makes WCF unhappy). Any help would be appreciated to try to track this down. Thanks Greg Ennis [email protected]
