Jeff
I have a web service which (at the moment) does not care about
security. The client, however, insists on using WS-Security to sign its
messages, which presumably puts mustUnderstand=1 somewhere in a SOAP
header. Is there some way for the server to process the message without
producing a could-not-understand fault, by using either a WS-Security
handler with a loose policy or even better, a trivial handler or no
handler at all? In what part of the processing is the decision about
mustUnderstand made?
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