It is difficult for me to say without seeing your project and test case. If you want to send me a sample project I am happy to have a look at it and provide some advice on what you need to do.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 12:21 PM, lv <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you again. I can see policy in WSDL. > > I have another question about client side. My client side is mobile users. > After publishing WSDL, mobile users can send data (string) to my web > services. The contents like follow: > <params><param>1460</param><param>hotel</param></params> > > I just add following code and run the web project. > > @Component > @WebService(name="appServiceSecurity", > serviceName="appServiceSrcSecurity", > targetNamespace="http://com.ws"; > ) > @SOAPBinding(style = SOAPBinding.Style.DOCUMENT, > use=SOAPBinding.Use.LITERAL, > parameterStyle=SOAPBinding.ParameterStyle.WRAPPED > ) > @Policies( > @Policy(uri="classpath:/AlternativesPolicy.xml", > placement = Policy.Placement.BINDING)) > > public class AppServiceSecurity{ > ..............} > > However, after mobile users send data to web services (no username, no > password), the policy does not work. It does not shows policy exceptions. > 1, If WSDL has policy, what data contents should mobile user send? Should > soap headers be added? > 2, If I create web services by java first method, what code should I added to > obtain username and password from mobile client side? >
