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Access to WSE without .Net

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Garry Weston - 29 Jun 2005 13:53 GMT
If I build a web service using the WS-Security module within the WSE, can
application that do not use .Net access the web service?(As long as they
provide the proper security parameters like UsernameToken)
Jeff B. - 01 Jul 2005 13:56 GMT
Garry,

The quick answer is "Yes".  I have been on teams in the past that have done
this with Java using various libraries (i.e. Java clients consuming .NET/WSE
web services).  Presumably, any language that supports the creation of SOAP
messages can interact with WSE so long as they create the various XML
elements according to the WS-* specifications.  However, it has also been my
experience that no other (current) language/IDE makes it anywhere near as
easy to implement as does VS.NET.

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 --- Thanks, Jeff

> If I build a web service using the WS-Security module within the WSE, can
> application that do not use .Net access the web service?(As long as they
> provide the proper security parameters like UsernameToken)

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