Re: "is it always so hard for SOAP interop?" The answer is that it is easy
if someone has already done the interop coding. In this case, you are using
Apache SOAP as the client. Development of Apache SOAP has mostly stopped,
with effort being applied to the "next generation", which is Axis. In
thanks a lot Scott and all of you for your patience...
in fact, i made tests, where i hard code the soap message and send it to the .NET webservice, sending him EXACTLY what is expects...
and it works
but as soon as i generate SOAP with the following code, the soap message changes, using 1999 sc
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Introduction to Web Services Security
We'll begin by briefly introducing the concepts and archtitecture that
underpin Web Service security.
Asymmetric Cryptography - Private & Public Keys
During the Second World War, the US Navy found that one of the best forms of
encryption for radio transmiss
Did you check the W3C pages on
- XML Signature
- SOAP Signature
- XML Encryption
- XKMS
? Additionally, you can have a look on a link collection at
http://www.nue.et-inf.uni-siegen.de/~geuer-pollmann/xml_security.html
--On Montag, 25. Februar 2002 13:08 +1100 Syam Rajasekharuni
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Professional XML Web Services (Wrox Press) has a
section on Web Services Security.
You can find this and a number of other Web Service
books listed at http://www.soaprpc.com/books/
- Vivek
--- Syam Rajasekharuni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can you point me to a book or resource on we
