Re: SOAP Body

[A R <ja...@gmail.com>]

Thanks Ruchith, that makes sense. I will leave the body empty.

I have one more question though. I am looking at the sample tests in wss4j,
and I see how symmetric encryption of the header can be done, and the key is
wrapped by RSA.

But is it possible for me to directly encrypt the security header using a
RSA public key? I thought I should be using WSSecEncrypt class, but that
class seems to be accept only symmetric algorithms, whereas I need to
encrypt with a public key, and let the recevier decrypt with their private
key. Can you please provide me with some pointers or if there is a sample
code that I should be looking at, that would be VERY helpful too.

Thanks much, appreciate your help!

-aj


On 3/25/07, Ruchith Fernando <ru...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 3/5/07, AyaJava <ja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I am designing the structure of a SOAP message that contains wsse
> security,
> > assertions etc. I read that the assertions need to be contained within
> the
> > wsse security header, which will be in the soap header. So, I am a
> little
> > confused about what will be in the soap body? can it just remain empty?
> > Appreciate your answers.
>
> The assertion can be completely included in the Security header. And
> yes the body can be leaft empty or the body will contain some
> application data depending on the web service.
>
> Thanks,
> Ruchith
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