Thanks Pobzeb.
Also I have one more question as a followup. I will try to explain the
requirement to the best of my ability below:
IN single sign on situation, the user has already logged into a server
and then if a webservice call happens, I want to use that already
authorized ID. IN other words I would like to store cookies to be used
in the webservice invocation. WOndering how this can be done using the
Call objects.
Thanks,
Ravi
Pobzeb Armerding wrote:
I have actually just finished a webservice client that uses the setUsername and
setPassword methods of the call interface. This is how it works:
SOAPInterface_PortType service = new SOAPInterfaceLocator().getSOAPInterface();
((SOAPInterface_BindingStub)service).setUsername("username");
((SOAPInterface_BindingStub)service).setPassword("password");
SOAPReturn return = service.getMethod(Parameters);
The only issue that I found with this method is that the password needed to be
encrypted for my use. If I did not encrypt the string used in the password, I
received a 401 Authentication error.
I hope this helps you to at least get started.
Pobzeb Armerding
Vann's Inc.
Software Engineer
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 15:42:34 -0800, Ravi Krishnamurthy wrote:
| Hello:
| I see the call interface has setUserName and setPassword. Wondering
| if there is any example on how to set up a webservice that needs
| the username and password for testing.
|
| Thanks,
| Ravi
