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SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 5, SCBCD 5, OCPJWSD 5,SCEA-1, Started Assignment Part 2
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:I repeat: Basic Authentication is not used with WS-Security. Let's wait for Amandeep to clarify what he meant by that.
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Amandeep Singh wrote:Basically I was looking, when using basic authentication how does the soap header looked like.
Basically I was looking, when using basic authentication how does the soap header looked like.
Your request header will contain an element as follow "Authorization: Basic bHdzc3J2MXQ6bHdzQGszeTE="
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WS-Security info and the Basic Auth info are independent of one another. When using Basic Auth, the username/password is on the HTTP headers, not in the SOAP (which is in the HTTP body). Therefore, the SOAP is the same, whether you use Basic Auth or not.
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Amandeep Singh wrote:I've been using wsse security. And username and password, could be specified as part of soap header.
Now since now i will be using basic authentication, how the SOAP header is going to look like? I'm using JAX-WS from JBoss.
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SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 5, SCBCD 5, OCPJWSD 5,SCEA-1, Started Assignment Part 2
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