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| prabhu_s1177 |
 Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:47 pm Post subject: WS security in Soap INput node |
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I need to implement WS security in Soap Input node. However am not using WSDL to expose.
Please let me know any documents and some examples. |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 7:34 am Post subject: Re: WS security in Soap INput node |
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| prabhu_s1177 wrote: |
| I need to implement WS security in Soap Input node. However am not using WSDL to expose. |
Why not?
| prabhu_s1177 wrote: |
| Please let me know any documents and some examples. |
It doesn't make any difference if you built the SOAPInput node from a WSDL or filled in the properties by hand; the WS-Security checking is the same & as documented in the InfoCenter.
Just do what you'd do if you had a WSDL.
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| prabhu_s1177 |
| Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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How to use <wsse:security> </wsse:security> tags. Is this good approach to to implement?
Or else is there any way apart from this.
I as came to know about "Security profile and Policy Set". Please let me know about that also.
Which is the best approach? |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 5:53 am Post subject: |
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| prabhu_s1177 wrote: |
| How to use <wsse:security> </wsse:security> tags. Is this good approach to to implement? |
If you want to follow the WS-Security standard then yes. If you don't want to, then no. The biggest impact is that the WMB tooling has defaults for WS-Security, but given you're not exploiting the tooling with a WSDL that's probably not an impact for you.
| prabhu_s1177 wrote: |
| Or else is there any way apart from this. |
Any number; pick one that meets your requirements. You've not answered why you're not using a WSDL, never mind what the requirements are that drive your security design.
| prabhu_s1177 wrote: |
| I as came to know about "Security profile and Policy Set". Please let me know about that also. |
As described in the InfoCenter. As I said above and in previous posts, it really doesn't matter if you have a WSDL or not.
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| Which is the best approach? |
The one that's best for you. Seriously. You clearly have some specific requirements which are driving you in a particular direction (or you'd have a WSDL for example). We can't advise on that as we don't know the situation.
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