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How can security (e.g WSE3) be implemented between a business object and its webservice source?

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Topic: How can security (e.g WSE3) be implemented between a business object and its webservice source?
Posted By: Customer
Subject: How can security (e.g WSE3) be implemented between a business object and its webservice source?
Date Posted: 16-Jul-2007 at 3:36pm
How can security (e.g WSE3) be implemented between a business object and its webservice source?


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Posted By: IdeaBlade
Date Posted: 16-Jul-2007 at 3:40pm
We do not support WSE at this time as we've chosen not to expect or require additional add-ins or toolkits to implement security. When consuming web services the Object Mapper uses Visual Studio automation to create a web reference; when using a WsQuery to call web methods on the service we use the SoapHttpClientProtocol proxy class created by the reference - we have not done any testing to see how this works when using the WSE3 add-in.

The WsQuery does support both Soap Headers and credentials, and we support all the internal security mechanisms used with database-backed business objects.

We also plan to support WCF and its security features in a future release.


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