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Some time back a coworker and I released a sample compression filter for WSE 2.0 nicknamed
WS-Compression, this sample was later enhanced and finally converted to a WSE 3.0
complian...
It is great to see that someone has a taken an interest in the WSE compression filters
Ive been working on. Rodolfo
Finochietti has added several new features to the code base.
...
WS-Addressing,
a vital piece of XML Web Services infrastructure, has just been submitted to the W3C.
With WS-Security being an official OASIS standard,
and WS-Addressing entering...
I released some sample code for a WSE compression
filter a few months back, and I have recently updated the code to be more in tune
with the look and feel of the WSE extension model...
For those of you using the Microsoft
Web Services Enhancements 2.0 or my WSE
WS-Compression filters it is time to look at some very interesting
developments in that area.
...
There seems to be quite a few WSE extension
projects out there. Some of them implement custom transports, some implement custom
filters and some implement public specifications.
...
Matthew Lynn asked for
the WSE compression filter code, and here it
is.
My colleague Martin Valland and I wrote this code based on an idea we had for a compression
s...
We have been doing a lot of WSE testing at work while developing our new integration
infrastructure. As a part of this project we have built a filter for message level
compression i...
Work continues on my little WSE project. Here is a more evolved piece of sample code...
[WebMethod] [WseProfile(""Default"")] [WseX509Security] [WseCompression(CompressionMode.GZip)]
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Ive been playing around with some ideas for WSE and attributes lately. This
is how my WSE enabled method looks right now. And before you start screaming about
policy; there well be ...
I read and hear that increased performance is one of the primary reasons for employing
secure conversation instead of PKI and X509 certificates. Usually these statements
are based u...
Ive been quiet lately, mostly because I have been very busy with work. These
last couple of months has been intense and filled with SOAP, web services and the
SOA paradigm.
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I have spent a lot time with WSE 2.0 in the last few weeks, and as both my code and
my mindset moves from testing and research to building production quality systems,
I am beginning...
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