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signed response/request
What are the best AXIS C++ practices to implement signed request/response MEP
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Re: signed response/request
Posted by Samisa Abeysinghe <sa...@wso2.com>.
Krankurs Leonid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> it is not WS-Security that i need - just Signature node to be in the request
> body
> Is the handler approach the only way to implement this?
> How Apache XML Security C++ library could be engaged ?
>
Signature body should be possible, but XML security is not built into
Axis C++.
You should be able to do this with Axis2/C, by sending the signed node
as an MTOM attachment.
But again, you have to write the code that plugs in XML Sec C++ on your own.
Samisa...
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Re: signed response/request
Posted by Krankurs Leonid <lk...@ford.com>.
Hi,
it is not WS-Security that i need - just Signature node to be in the request
body
Is the handler approach the only way to implement this?
How Apache XML Security C++ library could be engaged ?
Regards,
Leonid
Samisa Abeysinghe-4 wrote:
>
> Krankurs Leonid wrote:
>> What are the best AXIS C++ practices to implement signed request/response
>> MEP
>>
> If you are referring to WS-Security related signing, this is not
> supported in Axis C++. That is simply because no one has implemented
> security - however you may use a handler and get the job done on your own.
> On the other hand, Axis2/C does have a security module that is being
> implemented. It does not support WS-Security as of now, but plan to do
> so soon. It has UsernameToken support.
>
> Samisa...
>
>
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Re: signed response/request
Posted by Samisa Abeysinghe <sa...@wso2.com>.
Krankurs Leonid wrote:
> What are the best AXIS C++ practices to implement signed request/response MEP
>
If you are referring to WS-Security related signing, this is not
supported in Axis C++. That is simply because no one has implemented
security - however you may use a handler and get the job done on your own.
On the other hand, Axis2/C does have a security module that is being
implemented. It does not support WS-Security as of now, but plan to do
so soon. It has UsernameToken support.
Samisa...
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