Hi Dairush,
Seems what we guessed is correct.
In Axis2/C it uses AXIOM as the XML infoset model. So when C14N
algorithm pulls nodes using the AXIOM object model, it fails to give the
nodes, when generated by the code-gen tool. There is a slight difference
from writing your payload manually. When you use the code-gen tool, the
payload is actually kept as a stream (that has introduced for some
efficiency issues). So for the time being, unfortunately though, you
cannot sign payloads which are generated using the tool. We will try to
come-up with a workaround for this in Rampart/C level first. If not we
might have to change the behavior of the code-gen tool. I will raise a
JIRA issue on this. Thanks a lot for informing us about this.
Cheers,
Kaushalye
Dariush Forouher wrote:
Hi Kaushalye!
Kaushalye Kapuruge wrote:
Hi Dariush,
Could you please send us the WSDL that you are using?
Of course. Attached is a package containing the WSDL file as well as a
runnable subset of the client implementation. One of the problematic
operations is for example getPosixGroupByGid.
If the C14N input is different to the actual payload, signature must be
failed in the server side.
Instead of using the code generation tool, have you tried building the
same payload manually?
No, but I have just tried it now. :)
Using the sample code "echo.c" as a starting point it was quite easy -
and suprisingly it works!
(the modified echo.c is also in the package)
That might help to identify the origin of the problem.
Yes, indeed. The problem now obviously seems to be caused by the
different ways the payload is constructed. But I don't know enough of
Axis2 to understand why. Especially since both methods behave the same
when Rampart is disabled; And the actual payload sent over the wire in
the body (not counting the security stuff) also look the same in both cases.
Cheers,
Kaushalye
ciao
Dariush
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