> Run 7.1
Aaah yes, were it only that simple, but you know how it goes ...
we're not scheduled for that until next year, and this needs done
right now :-)
HOWEVER, I've found a low overhead workaround that may interest the
list:
Modify the webservice url in your WSDL from something like this:
http://soap.mydomain.com/service_dispatcher
TO something like this:
http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/service_dispatcher
Load the modified WSDL up in your filter, and it *probably* will work
(if the webserver on the far end will support it) ... in my case it did.
-Andrew ;-)
On Oct 17, 2007, at 7:05 PM, LJ LongWing (Head) wrote:
Run 7.1
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew Hicox
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 3:47 PM
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Subject: https basic auth on webserivce call ?
Everyone:
I need to call an external SOAP service from a webservice setfields
action
in a filter.
We are running ARS 7.0.01 without mid-tier.
This external SOAP service has http basic user/password
authentication in
front of it.
As far as I can tell from the docs, there is actually no way to send a
user/pass in the http header?
Apparently there is support for this proprietary complex type one
can insert
into the SOAP header (that IS different from the http header) for
consuming
webservices published via the mid-tier.
SO ... does anyone out there know a way to provide a username &
password for
basic http authentication from webserbice setfields operations in a
filter?
thanks everyone,
-Andrew
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