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Help signing soap Envelope using WSE 3.0

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sridhar - 29 Nov 2006 15:23 GMT
Hai Friends,
can anyone help me in getting an article or previous code for signing
SoapEnvelope using Wse3.0 .because on the other end i am posting to a url so
i dont have a webservice i can call.
Thanks and regards
Param
Pablo Cibraro [MVP] - 29 Nov 2006 16:25 GMT
Hi,

First of all, a message can not be easily signed when you are posting the
message directly to a http endpoint.
You will need to change your code to use a proxy class instead, .NET
(wsdl.exe) and WSE (wsdlwse3.exe) provide tools to auto generate that class
using the web service's WSDL. Once you have the proxy class, you need to
configure the proxy to use a WSE security policy (The policy says that the
message has to be signed by WSE).
When your client application invokes the service through the auto-generated
proxy, it will automatically be signed by WSE. Configuring WSE can be easily
done through the WSE configuration tool, it provides a set of wizards to
specify the security requeriments for the service.

Regards,
Pablo Cibraro.

> Hai Friends,
> can anyone help me in getting an article or previous code for signing
> SoapEnvelope using Wse3.0 .because on the other end i am posting to a url
> so i dont have a webservice i can call.
> Thanks and regards
> Param

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