Stephen Chell (DSL AK) wrote:
What is the development status of WSS4J? Where abouts can I download it?
There don't seem to be any download links for it on the Apache site:
http://ws.apache.org/ws-fx/wss4j/
Should be in CVS. I *think* it hasn't yet had a release.
The mailing list for the ws-fx
Stephen,
When you say non-namespaced does that mean you have added via a DOM
level 1 call, or simply that the XML looks something like :
myns:elt1 attributewithoutns=a test/
The latter should work. I haven't tried it myself, but my understanding
is the former is likely to fail (use L2 calls
When you say non-namespaced does that mean you have added via a DOM
level 1 call, or simply that the XML looks something like :
myns:elt1 attributewithoutns=a test/
The latter should work. I haven't tried it myself, but my understanding
is the former is likely to fail (use L2 calls instead, with
Scott,
First the good news. I can reproduce your problem by removing install
on a system here.
The bad news is that I have absolutely no idea why autoconf requires
install-sh be in the src directory - it seem worse to use it rather than
nothing! The standard X11 install-sh script is fairly
Berin Lautenbach wrote:
Peoples,
I'd like to nominate Vishal for committer status. He has been active
on the list, supplied and proposed a number of patches, and recently
supplied a set of sample classes for encryption/decryption.
So to start - +1 from me!
+1, ax/
Cheers,
Berin
I'd like to nominate Vishal for committer status. He has been active
on the list, supplied and proposed a number of patches, and recently
supplied a set of sample classes for encryption/decryption.
So to start - +1 from me!
+1, ax/
+0.9 Erwin
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--- Berin Lautenbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Chell (DSL AK) wrote:
What is the development status of WSS4J? Where abouts can I download it?
There don't seem to be any download links for it on the Apache site:
Yes, by non-namespaced I mean something similar to your example. In
particular its an attribute I've added to an element in a SOAP envelope
using the following code;
javax.xml.soap.Name myAttribName =
soapFactory.createName(myattrib);
--On 30 March 2004 09:32 +1200 Stephen Chell (DSL AK)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, by non-namespaced I mean something similar to your example. In
particular its an attribute I've added to an element in a SOAP envelope
using the following code;
Try the NS version of the same call and it
The content of the ds:SignatureValue tag in my request that is generated with
xmlsec appears to be broken up across 3 lines, with line breaks after the 76th
character, providing there are that many characters. is this not a problem?
the receiving server appears to expect one line without breaks.
Erwin,
Exactly which method call in which class/interface are you suggesting I use?
I'm not quite sure which method call you're referring to when you say try
the NS version of the same call. I'm currently using
javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement.addAttribute() to add the attribute. There is no
other
Exactly which method call in which class/interface are you suggesting I
use?
LOL.. I shouldn't be answering these kinds of questions this late at
night.. too easy to make a mistake. I thought you were straight DOM to
manipulate the API. It never even dawned on my you were using the SOAP
APIs..
So no quick fix. I'm going to have to play around to find something
that works nicely.
Thanks for looking into it, it's definitely working better with GNU install
installed, but I did run into one other makefile bug that chokes that
version. There's a duplicate mention of XSECConfig.hpp in
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