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Free XML Signature/Encyption Implementing Web Services

 
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Hi All,

Are there any free web services like the ones provided by xmethods.net that verify the xml signature in incoming soap message.

Basically I want a service that can provide me its keystore file or certificate. Now I want to consume the wsdl provided by the service and when I send my request soap message I want to encrypt certain parts in the soap message using XML Encrytion and also sign certain parts using XML Signature and finally send this request soap message to the server so that the server can validate that. Now, are there any free services that can serve this whole purpose ? Please suggest ?


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I am looking for the similar solution. I came across this Web page with free toolkits offered by Verisign. I haven't tried them yet. Don't know if it meets your requirements, it it is, how much efforts you need to integrate it into your ptoject.

http://www.verisign.com/verisign-inc/news-and-events/news-archive/us-news-2002/page_000810.html
 
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