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Add additional elements to an existing SecurityHeader meant for the final SOAP Actor destination

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Softwaremaker - 18 Nov 2004 00:24 GMT
Hi,

The WS-Security Specs state that...

"An intermediary on the message path MAY add one or more new sub-elements to
an existing <Security> header block if they are targeted for the same SOAP
node..."

I cannot seem to be able to do this through a SOAPHttpRouter with a Custom
Output Filter. It returns the exception that

"System.ArgumentException: WSE538: Use the SoapContext.Security property to
manipulate security settings for the actor corresponding to the final
destination."

BUT I still cannot figure out how to do this...Can someone share some
insights here ?

Thanks.
Softwaremaker - 18 Nov 2004 13:57 GMT
In other words, what I am asking is are SOAP intermediaries allow to modify
security headers meant for the destination Actor ? I think not because each
node is supposed to ignore security headers not meant for itself.

Can someone concur with my insights on this ? Thanks.

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