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Mr. Tay (Softwaremaker) has tackled
the rather sticky problem of securely traversing mutliple SOAP intermediaries and
come up with this
article over on MSDN. There's a lot of ...
Theres a good little
back-and-forth between Omri and DaveO on
the subject of Reference Properties and Reference Parameters in WS-Addressing.
I like to think that I understan...
Kirk
Allen Evans has posted some sample
code for a custom Kerberos token that works with WSE 2.0’s security system.
If you’re interested in Kerberos, it’s worth che...
Jef
Newsom is also taking a crack at
building a transport-independent SOAP router using WSE. I have a couple of observations
on his
implementation.Using Pipeline.Is...
WSE2
ships with some excellent sample code. However, the steps needed to get the right
X509 Certificates in the right stores are not immediately clear from the docs. Here’s
wha...
I had an abortive IM conversation
with Benjamin stemming from this
post over on Das Blonde. I was multi-tasking at work and he was at home typing
one-handed with a baby on h...
Myfirst
post on SOAP routing with WSE2 detailed
some of the issues I ran into while trying to build a transport-agnostic replacement
for the SoapHttpRouter. Although
I referred...
Ive been playing
around a bit with the routing samples included with WSE2. Since WS-Routing has now
been subsumed by WS-Addressing, I wanted to see what the changes were to the routi...
In
order to use a custom transport with WSE2, you need to map the transport’s URI
scheme to a transport provider. You can accomplish this programmatically like so:
...
SOAP routing is a tough
problem. On one hand, you want the ability for a message to transparently pass through
a chain of intermediaries. The flexibility and architectural creativity...
Hervey has
posted a sample implementation
of a soap.udp:// transport for WSE2. That protocol offers some interesting options
when it comes to IPV4 multicasting. Since therem...
I finished up my sample
implementation of an SMTP transport for Wse2. Thanks to the power of WSE, you can
now easily call Web Services via email :)The code is attached to
th...
WSE2 is finally out, so
Im finally out from underneath an NDA. Phew, I feel like I can breathe againMost of my work with WSE2
thus far has been dealing with the core messaging model ...
I work in a fairly large
office building with a central mailroom. The existence of this mailroom greatly simplifies
life for both me and the postal service employee who delivers mail...
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