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Webservice SOAP request username & password not retrieved

 
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Hi,

I have the LDAP authentication and authorization configured in weblogic 10.4 (container managed)with user and group details
in a securiy realm. Similarly in my web.xml I have configured the

<security-constraint>
<auth-contraint>

for the respective user and group.

In weblogic.xml I have configured, the respective container security as well.

Like :-

<security-role-assignment/>

Now I am removing the container security with the user defined custom security.
Hence I have removed all the container security config from the weblogic as well as in the code.
My application is a webservice app, when I get a SOAP request with username & password in the header
some how weblogic server is removing the header which contains the username & password (reading the soap request
through SOAPHandler). Why this behavior is happening? If I dont remove the container security it is working fine.
Needless to say my application is deployed in weblogic 10.4

Please clarify.

Thanks.
 
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Hi Lakxmi,

Can you please provide me the code snippet of how are you trying to access the soap request header using SOAP handler. I mean the handleMessage method of SoapHandler. This will help me to identify if there is anything that we need to do from code perspective.

Thanks,
Kesava.
 
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Here is my SOAPHandler with handleMessage():-

public void handleMessage(SoapMessageContext msgctxt) {
Map map=(Map)msgctxt.get(MessageContext.HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS);
List username=(List)map.get("Username");
List password=(List)map.get("Password");
System.out.println(username.get(0));
System.out.println(password.get(0));
if(username.get(0).equals("Username") && password.get(0).equals("Password")){
return "correct user "+name;
}else
return "unknown user "+name +username.get(0)+" "+password.get(0);
}
}

 
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