On Wed, 2008-07-02 at 18:52 +0530, Manjula Peiris wrote:
> There can be messages with empty bodies. For example WS-Reliable
> messaging sends such messages. I think this is a bug in Rampart/C.
> Because what following assertion says is encrypt the first child of body
> if it is there.
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>
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There can be messages with empty bodies. For example WS-Reliable
messaging sends such messages. I think this is a bug in Rampart/C.
Because what following assertion says is encrypt the first child of body
if it is there.
So if the body is not there it should not return an error.
On Wed, 2
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>> The web service being developed has many messages, some of them doesn't
> have any parameters, e.g GetDeviceList() . In this case, the body is empty
> but the header is not empty and contains the action which is used by the
> server to dispatch this message. Therefore, it makes sense to send
Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
Frederic Heem wrote:
Dear,
Rampart has been successfully used for messages with at least one
parameter. To be precise, sec_echo has been used with scenario3.
However, a problem arises when a message without parameter has to
sent, indeed, in this case, the body is empt
Hi,
If I'm right, most probably I'm. The problem is that in your policy you are
saying to encrypt the message body i.e
.
But you don't have a message body. So it is perfectly normal to get this
error. If this is the case please remove that part from the policy.
Supun..
On Wed, Jul 2, 200
Frederic Heem wrote:
Dear,
Rampart has been successfully used for messages with at least one
parameter. To be precise, sec_echo has been used with scenario3.
However, a problem arises when a message without parameter has to
sent, indeed, in this case, the body is empty and rampart refuses to
Dear,
Rampart has been successfully used for messages with at least one
parameter. To be precise, sec_echo has been used with scenario3.
However, a problem arises when a message without parameter has to sent,
indeed, in this case, the body is empty and rampart refuses to send the
message becau
