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2/25/13 3:06 PM

Hello,

 

I have to call a webservice which has WS-Security authentication. Since the Webservice element is only prepared to deal with http authentication, I'm trying to find out the best solution to work around it.

 

Any sugestions?

Thanks!
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RE: New Message from Zelino Rocha in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - CVP - Al
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2/25/13 3:58 PM as a reply to Zelino Rocha.
I build custom classes to call Web Services. The basis is Apache Axis.

Regards,
Geoff
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RE: New Message from Zelino Rocha in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - CVP - Al
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2/25/13 4:30 PM as a reply to Zelino Rocha.
Build your own web services code. You can either do it in Studio and import a web services plugin. Alternatively you can easily do it using eclipse IDE EE version. It uses Apache Axis 2. You can generate the code manually also using command line.
Hemal

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I have to call a webservice which has WS-Security authentication. Since the Webservice element is only prepared to deal with http authentication, I'm trying to find out the best solution to work around it.



Any sugestions?

Thanks!
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