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SecureConversation sample

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Ramani Kurella - 23 Sep 2004 06:13 GMT
Hello,

Iam trying to do the secureconversation sample in wse2. I have different web
service here which will transfer an xml document to the client. I have tried
using the username token for signing from the client side as in the sample.
It gives me error that the "The message does not conform to the policy
mappings". I have seen the policyCache.config files and they look the same as
the policy file in the sample. Except that they are having some more extra
tags here.
<TokenType>........../dk</TokenType>
<Claims>
<Parent>
<SecurityToken>
<TokenType>...../sct<TokenType>

The rest is similar to the file in the sample. I am not sure why this
another namespace is included in addition to the "sct" namespace.

I tried to maually remove it and look same as the file in the sample
example, but it still gives me the same error. (The mesage does not conform
to the policy mapping)

Can anyone please help me with this?

Thanks,
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From: Ramani Kurella
Ramani Kurella - 26 Sep 2004 22:11 GMT
I found the solution. The wse settings tool automatically converts the
username token into a derived key token for security porposes.

So I have this new tokentype in my policy file.

Ramani Kurella

> Hello,
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