I repeat, I understand there is no point in using wsse and http authentication together.
Basically I was looking, when using basic authentication how does the soap header looked like.
In my context above line makes clear what I am looking for. I'm not sure why you are unable to interpret the above sentence. May be I've Indian English, makes it hard to understand.
Your request header will contain an element as follow "Authorization: Basic bHdzc3J2MXQ6bHdzQGszeTE="
Nischit get it what I meant. Let me dive more.
Assume you are writing a soap request manually not using any library. You know the username password to access web service is this test1/test2. Is it possible by human to write/express username/password in soap message when using basic authentication without using any tool to construct soap message. And here I meant to write soap xml not specifying username/password thru
java coding which i know how it can be done. If I assume test1/test2 would be transformed to value "Authorization: Basic bHdzc3J2MXQ6bHdzQGszeTE=" when using http authentication. Then I can say it's only possible using some library. May be here I'm saying more broad meaning by constructing soap message, but meant to write manually only username/password as part of message.
It's possible to do the same above thing when using wsse security. Refer to my first example, you can clear see the username/password in soap header. I repeat, When using basic authentication, how will the username/password look in the soap message.