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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / September 2004WSE stupid question....
I am thinking of using attachments in WSE 2.0 to move a large file (100 Mb) across a VPN to a third party network, does the client of the web service implementing WSE 2.0 have to support WSE2.0 or can the cleint be any OS that supports web services? Cheers Ollie Riches It appears Java AXIS supports WSE attachments, I will look into whether it supports features in WSE2.0 Ollie > I am thinking of using attachments in WSE 2.0 to move a large file (100 Mb) > across a VPN to a third party network, does the client of the web service [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ollie Riches There's little point in WSE2 unless you can have non-.NET clients that can call you WSE secured .Net web services. I'm certainly interested in what you find Ollie. You would have thought Microsoft would be publicising technologies other than their own that can communicate with WSE2 .Net web services. > It appears Java AXIS supports WSE attachments, I will look into whether it > supports features in WSE2.0 [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > Ollie Riches I would have thought there was little point in WSE2 unless you can have non-.NET clients that can call you WSE secured .Net web services. I'm in a situation where I am prototyping my WSE2 .Net web service for 2 clients who fortunatley use .Net themselves. I'll give them a little client app to show how to sign and encrypt the web method calls. Likely in the future I'll have clients who will be using Java or some other app server. WOuld be nice to have a list of know technologies that support WSE 2. I'm certainly interested in what you find Ollie. You would have thought Microsoft would be publicising technologies other than their own that can communicate with WSE2 .Net web services. > It appears Java AXIS supports WSE attachments, I will look into whether it > supports features in WSE2.0 [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > Ollie Riches Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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