Question on Security

[Vinicius Carvalho <ja...@gmail.com>]

Hello there! I was checking my options to secure my WebServices. I found
WSS4J that implements WS-Security right? Well, Axis2 already has support for
it right? My question is, does it worth trying to secure my Axis 1.3 based
app or shoul I migrate to Axis2 and enjoy the new WS-* support?

Regards

[Axis2]Re: Question on Security

[Deepal Jayasinghe <de...@opensource.lk>]

forward with correct prefix

Vinicius Carvalho wrote:

> Hello there! I was checking my options to secure my WebServices. I
> found WSS4J that implements WS-Security right? Well, Axis2 already has
> support for it right? My question is, does it worth trying to secure
> my Axis 1.3 based app or shoul I migrate to Axis2 and enjoy the new
> WS-* support?
>
> Regards


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Thanks,
Deepal
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logging synchron the response

[Mudi Dandan <mu...@dandre.hu>]

Hi,

I need to log the pure xml response sent back by my web service.
I set the log-level to debug for "org.apache",  but it doesn't seem  
to log the xml.
How can I do it?

Here is a part of the log I got:

2006.03.07 15:55:44:822 DEBUG i18n.ProjectResourceBundle:  
org.apache.axis.i18n.resource::handleGetObject(setMsgForm)
2006.03.07 15:55:44:822 DEBUG axis.SOAPPart: Setting current message  
form to: FORM_OPTIMIZED (currentMessage is now  
org.apache.axis.utils.ByteArray)
2006.03.07 15:55:44:822 DEBUG axis.SOAPPart: Exit:  
SOAPPart::saveChanges(): org.apache.axis.utils.ByteArray@2318e9
2006.03.07 15:55:44:822 DEBUG http.AxisServlet: Returned Content- 
Type:text/xml; charset=utf-8
2006.03.07 15:55:44:822 DEBUG axis.SOAPPart: Enter:  
SOAPPart::saveChanges
2006.03.07 15:55:44:823 DEBUG http.AxisServlet: Response sent.


Mudi

Re: Question on Security

[Ruchith Fernando <ru...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

On 3/7/06, Vinicius Carvalho <ja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello there! I was checking my options to secure my WebServices. I found
> WSS4J that implements WS-Security right?

yes

> Well, Axis2 already has support for
> it right?

Right now Axis2 has a security module which is based on WSS4J and it
supports all features supported by WSS4J. In addition with Axis2 you
can use MTOM optimizing of the base64 content in the 'security
processed' SOAP message as well.

> My question is, does it worth trying to secure my Axis 1.3 based
> app or shoul I migrate to Axis2 and enjoy the new WS-* support?

This strongly depends on _your_ specific requirements and whether you
need the new features of Axis2.

>
> Regards
>