"leandroal" wrote : Do you say something like this:
|
| Map<String, Object> requestContext =
((BindingProvider)serviceSoap).getRequestContext();
| requestContext.put(BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY, "OULU");
| requestContext.put(BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, "810420_A");
|
| If yes, I did and it doesn't work.
|
| When I run wsconsumer against the wsdl, it generated the UsernameToken java
class and I can instantiate it:
|
| UsernameToken usernameToken = new UsernameToken();
| usernameToken.setUsername("xxx");
| usernameToken.setPassword("yyyy");
|
| But how to add this object into the SOAP Header?
|
| Thanks,
| Leandro.
|
|
OK, please post here the wsdl of the service you would like to call. It seems
that the endpoint you're hitting is not using the standard ws-security +
username token. It's using a custom soap header named the same way (but with
different namespace, yesterday I didn't noticed it, sorry).
If you can't change the service contract (using the standard security would of
course be better), you issue becomes "how do I set up a custom soap header?".
Setting a soap header should be quite straightforward, however it seems you
have an issue with the tools, since wsconsume is not correctly creating the
parameter corresponding to the header. Please post here the wsdl so that we can
try to understand why.
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