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Question about WS-security implementation

Kishore Dandu
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Is there a concrete implementation that can be plugges into a environment hosted on application servers.

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Originally posted by Kishore Dandu:
Is there a concrete implementation that can be plugges into a environment hosted on application servers.


I am not aware of it yet, but i found this toolkit req article very interesting.

And also this link.
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on a side note, how is it possible to check authenticity of who you are serving?, when the rule is to allow only certain clients of your webservice to be serviced??(we can always add encrypted additional fields generated by common key + Rijndael algorithms; but kind of adds lot of unnecessary coupling and dependability)
 
I agree. Here's the link: jrebel
 
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