Rampart, WCF, and SAML Tokens

["Ennis, Greg" <Gr...@turner.com>]

I'm wondering if anyone has had success with WCF interop using issued
tokens (SAML tokens). 

 

I am trying to call an Axis2 service from a .NET client using ws-trust.
It seems to be close, but it fails. The central problem seems to me to
be around the fact that WCF likes to use the SAML token as the
protection token, whereas all the Rampart examples and samples use X509
as the protection token, and puts the issued tokens into supporting
tokens.

 

I have a attached a copy of the WCF policy, taken from a federation
binding endpoint. Any help would be appreciated to try to track this
down.

 

Thanks

Greg Ennis

greg.ennis@turner.com