Hi Abanindra, In Axis2/Rampart we have a mechanism to send the encrypted content as a MIME part using MTOM.
If you use Axis2 to send your binary content as MIME using MTOM, then you will be able to use Rampart (WS-Sec module for axis2 based on wss4j) to encrypt the soap body where it will encrypt the base64 form of the binary content. This will add the encrypted data into the soap body (if the MTOM optimized content was referenced from the body). Then you can specify the encrypted content to be MTOM optimized (in the rampart outflow configuration) , which will send the encrypted binary content in the wire as a MIME part. Thanks, Ruchith On 8/10/06, Sarkar, Abanindra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can some one help me to understand the structure of a SOAP message which will have an encrypted MIME parts? I am finding it real hard to understand how we can encrypt only the MIME parts of a SOAP message using the WSS4J API. I am not finding any API which will take a bytestream (assume the MIME has an arbitary data) a SOAP message and a certificate and will return me back a SOAP message with an encrypted MIME parts. Any help will be highly solicited. regards Abanindra
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