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-->I want to create a web service using java language which has
a secure comunication by its clients, and encrypt and sign it’s sent 
messages using
a public/private key pair. I also need the service to be accessible for 
clients
implemented in other languages than java, for example c++ clients which use
gsoap to access the service. Since the gsoap and the Axis2 ,using the 
Rampart, both
support the ws-security, I guess it
should be possible to create the service using Axis2 and Rampart , and be 
sure
that the c++ clients can have successful comunication by the server. But I
decided to ask this question here to make sure wether it is possible or not.

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