Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 3:31 am Post subject: SignatureValue as part of WS reply message using HTTP nodes
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We have a requirement wherein message flow will act as a Web service provider. The web service call will be synchronous in nature and will go through a secured SSL environment (We are using digital certificates with Server authentication).
As a reply to the web service call, we have to provide a ‘success’ message to WS-client. The sample of the same is given at the bottom of this topic.
We are asked to create the SignatureValue in the reply message to the WS-client. We know that this is possible using the SOAP nodes (WS-security - BinarySecurityToken) but we are not sure how we can achieve this using HTTP nodes.
We cannot use SOAP nodes because the message is not in SOAP message format. It’s a normal XML message.
Can anyone throw a light on whether this can be achieved using HTTP nodes? If so, how?
This is actually a ‘message level security’ which I guess is not possible using HTTP nodes.
Can you elaborate on your answer.
Even if we have the BLOB message how can we sign a part of the message using a digital signature using the httprequest node (ie.. part of the message needs to be signed here) .
I know we can sign the entire message contents using the http node . But i think signing a part of the message is the property of WS-Security and is supported only using the SOAP nodes.
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