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Posted to fx-dev@ws.apache.org by Eduardo Issao Ito <zi...@summa-tech.com> on 2004/10/25 18:16:19 UTC

.NET WSE and x509

Does someone already tested secure communication between axis+wss4j and
.NET WSE 2.0 using x509 certificates?

What's your experience?


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<Eduardo Issao Ito/>
<Summa Technologies/>

Re: .NET WSE and x509

Posted by Werner Dittmann <We...@t-online.de>.

Eduardo,

we did some interop test spring this year with .NET. Not sure
which .NET version and WSE version it was.

The interops back then works without problems.

Regards,
Werner

Eduardo Issao Ito wrote:
> Does someone already tested secure communication between axis+wss4j and
> .NET WSE 2.0 using x509 certificates?
> 
> What's your experience?
> 
> 
> =====
> <Eduardo Issao Ito/>
> <Summa Technologies/>
>

Re: .NET WSE and x509

Posted by Rami Jaamour <rj...@parasoft.com>.

Yes, I have successful interop with .NET WSE 2.0 SP1 using X509 
BinarySecurityToken in both Signature and Encryption/Decryption, and 
response encryption using the X509 in the signed request.

Rami Jaamour
Software Engineer
SOAPtest Development
Parasoft Corporation

"We Make Software Work"

Eduardo Issao Ito wrote:

>Does someone already tested secure communication between axis+wss4j and
>.NET WSE 2.0 using x509 certificates?
>
>What's your experience?
>
>
>=====
><Eduardo Issao Ito/>
><Summa Technologies/>
>
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