wss4j timestamp and Oracle OC4J

["Betts, Hendry" <He...@viasat.com>]

Good morning everyone,

 

I am currently using web services that are deployed in an Oracle OC4J
(Orion Web Application Server) container.  The timestamps that the
Oracle wss generates are only to the second and I am seeing that the
timestamps generated by Rampart/WSS4J are to the millisecond.  Is there
any way to override that timestamp so I can use my Oracle Web Services
with the timestamp?

 

Hendry Betts| ViaSat |Developer| *:hendry.betts@viasat.com|
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RE: wss4j timestamp and Oracle OC4J

["Betts, Hendry" <He...@viasat.com>]

I have to ask these questions of my self before sending to the list.

The short answer (for those who may not know but want to know) is to set
the wss4j precisionInMilliseonds parameter.  I feel like a total wonk
for not seeing that before I asked the question.

Sorry.

Hendry Betts| ViaSat |Developer| *:hendry.betts@viasat.com|
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-----Original Message-----
From: Betts, Hendry [mailto:Hendry.Betts@viasat.com] 
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 1:06 PM
To: rampart-dev@ws.apache.org
Subject: wss4j timestamp and Oracle OC4J

Good morning everyone,

 

I am currently using web services that are deployed in an Oracle OC4J
(Orion Web Application Server) container.  The timestamps that the
Oracle wss generates are only to the second and I am seeing that the
timestamps generated by Rampart/WSS4J are to the millisecond.  Is there
any way to override that timestamp so I can use my Oracle Web Services
with the timestamp?

 

Hendry Betts| ViaSat |Developer| *:hendry.betts@viasat.com|
*:678.924.2409 | *: 404.754.0636