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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by "Jason D. Lee" <ja...@hobbylobby.com> on 2002/08/12 20:50:35 UTC
Auth Notification in WSDL?
Is it possible (or even necessary) for a web service to note in the
generated WSDL (http://...?wsdl) that the service requires authentication?
I'm writing my service in Java, but the client, written by an external
company, will be written in C#, and he's telling me that the stub generation
based on my current WSDL is not creating the method calls for setting up
authentication. Am I forgetting to do something in my .wsdd or is he
expecting something that won't be there? Thanks...
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Jason Lee - Programmer
405.745.1789
Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.
RE: Auth Notification in WSDL?
Posted by Chris Haddad <ha...@cobia.net>.
Jason - A single standard for defining and implementing authentication
does not exist, so it is hard to understand the dialogue between you and
the external company.
It seems like they are requesting a 'login method' to call. The
implementation will vary depending upon how you've baked security into
your infrastructure. Maybe you just need to provide them with a spec?
/Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: Jason D. Lee [mailto:jason.lee@hobbylobby.com]
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 2:51 PM
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Subject: Auth Notification in WSDL?
Is it possible (or even necessary) for a web service to note in the
generated WSDL (http://...?wsdl) that the service requires
authentication?
I'm writing my service in Java, but the client, written by an external
company, will be written in C#, and he's telling me that the stub
generation
based on my current WSDL is not creating the method calls for setting up
authentication. Am I forgetting to do something in my .wsdd or is he
expecting something that won't be there? Thanks...
--
Jason Lee - Programmer
405.745.1789
Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.