RE:Security

[tony vieitez <to...@ntlworld.com>]

Hi Ravi
 
I'm not sure what the difference is! I currently have axis installed as
a web application on Tomcat, and I have implemented a security
constraint in the web.xml file for the axis web app, but when I try to
run the AdminClient with the remote AxisServer, I get a 401 permission
denied message. Would this be an example of (an attempt to use) HTTP
authentication? I would be grateful if you could explain both levels of
authentication. 
 
Thanks 
 
Tony

RE:Security

[vairamuthu thayapavan <vt...@opensource.lk>]

hi Tony

in the HttpAuthentication u can use http header element to pass the
authentication information and u can use the HttpServletRequest methods to
get the user name and the password. but in the soap message level
authentication u need to deserialize ur message to get the password.

in ur case, u used Http level of authentication.

vtpavan

> Hi Ravi
>
> I'm not sure what the difference is! I currently have axis installed as
> a web application on Tomcat, and I have implemented a security
> constraint in the web.xml file for the axis web app, but when I try to
> run the AdminClient with the remote AxisServer, I get a 401 permission
> denied message. Would this be an example of (an attempt to use) HTTP
> authentication? I would be grateful if you could explain both levels of
> authentication.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tony