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WSE .net client and apache axis server

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Cindy Lee - 14 Jun 2005 23:25 GMT
I have an apache axis server, and want to use a username/password feature
with a .net c# client.

Right now I set the usernametoken with wse 2.0.
Then I have to pull it out of the header in my java application.
Apache doesn't verify it.

Anyone know the best way to pass username and passwords?  Should i just pass
them as a parameter?
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Dilip Krishnan - 16 Jun 2005 15:43 GMT
You have to be careful not to sign/encrypt with username token when you
are trying to interop. Try instead to JUST add the username token to the
 tokens collection. Hopefully that should get you up and running

> I have an apache axis server, and want to use a username/password feature
> with a .net c# client.
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> Anyone know the best way to pass username and passwords?  Should i just pass
> them as a parameter?

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Cindy Lee - 16 Jun 2005 21:48 GMT
I can see the username and password in the header ok.  I just want apache
axis to be able to read it.

> You have to be careful not to sign/encrypt with username token when you
> are trying to interop. Try instead to JUST add the username token to the
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> > Anyone know the best way to pass username and passwords?  Should i just pass
> > them as a parameter?
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Sidd - 06 Jul 2005 07:40 GMT
Hi Cindy,

   Are you still experiencing this issue? Have you tried turning replay
detection of username tokens off. This will not generate the nonce value for
the username token, and hence it might be read by Apache.

Thanks,

Sidd
> I can see the username and password in the header ok.  I just want apache
> axis to be able to read it.
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> pass
> > > them as a parameter?
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