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10.01.2004 19:11Thema:RE: question regarding
WSDL and WS-Security
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later uses this framework to define the policy related to WS-Security.
Thomas
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From: Ricky Ho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 5:00 PM
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Subject: Re: question regarding WSDL and WS-Security
Here is what I'm thinking ...
Here is what I'm thinking ...
WSDL Binding have some extensibility that you can declare which part to
encrypt. But I probably will go with another route, describe as follows ...
There is a WSDL and WS-Policy, which part to be encrypted will be described
in the WS-Policy.
The communication pat
Suppose I have a method that I want to expose as a
web-service. I can generate a WSDL that describes the
service end-point, format etc. Supppose I expect that
one or more parameters of this method will be
encrypted , and my service will also return an
encrypted string which I expect the client to d
There is a nice separation between application processing and
infrastructure processing. WSDL describes the former and WS-Policy
describe the later.
If you are writing application code, you shouldn't care about WS-Policy
(and WS-Security), you only care about WSDL. The underlying infrastructu
Please point me to the correct forum if you know where
I should post this question.
As far as I know, currently there is no extension in
WSDL for WS-Security. In other words, looking at a
WSDL there is no way to figure out if the service
expects security information as specified in
WS-Security i
