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Security using HTTP 1.1 basic challenge response

 
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the webservice I want to access is using HTTP 1.1 basic challenge response protocol. And if i send any soap message it comes back saying invalid parameter. Is there any specific format in the soap request? or is it else where. I am using SAAJ. what java library is to be used.
 
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Hi,
Check this article.
WebServices Security

-DV
 
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Thanks DV. I am not using axis. There is a framework for webservices developed in house. It is using javax.xml.soap calles. The call is made using the soapConnection object and I dont see the methods that can accept username and password. Do you if there is a work around? I can modify the existing functionality but has to with java-api. I cannot use axis.
 
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Hi sonia,
Sorry cann't help you much on this , you might want to check out Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), I don't know too much about jaas briefly read it once.

-DV
 
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