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manually building security elements

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Stewart Bourke - 21 Jun 2004 11:00 GMT
I am consuming a webservice that does not conform with the wse standards -
and therefor I may need to roll my own security stuff to add the x509
signature.   I am aware that the facilities in wse (1 and 2) allow me do all
of this signature stuff automatically, but if I had to roll my own soap
headers, are there any tutorials or examples anywhere to be found.

Also, a specific questions:

If I build a standard XML document that contains all the necessary elements,
how can I override the soap content in the outgoing message to all in my own
XML?

Thanks,

Stewart Bourke
John Jenkins - 22 Jun 2004 21:54 GMT
Have you tried SOAPExtensions?

> I am consuming a webservice that does not conform with the wse standards -
> and therefor I may need to roll my own security stuff to add the x509
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> Stewart Bourke

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