Re: creating a secure java web service which is accessible by c++ clients

[Nandana Mihindukulasooriya <na...@gmail.com>]

On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 1:00 PM, ghader <gh...@douran.com> wrote:

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> -->I want to create a web service using java language which has
> a secure comunication by its clients, and encrypt and sign it’s sent
> messages using
> a public/private key pair. I also need the service to be accessible for
> clients
> implemented in other languages than java, for example c++ clients which use
> gsoap to access the service. Since the gsoap and the Axis2 ,using the
> Rampart, both
> support the ws-security, I guess it
> should be possible to create the service using Axis2 and Rampart , and be
> sure
> that the c++ clients can have successful comunication by the server. But I
> decided to ask this question here to make sure wether it is possible or
> not.
>

Yes, this is possible. It doesn't matter the implementation of the client as
long as the messages are standards compliant.
thanks,
Nandana