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Mark Hansen - WS-Security

 
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Does the book "SOA Using Java Web Services" talks about WS-Security and its related standards?

I've been reading about these standards (WS-Security, XML Encryption, XML Signature, SAML, XACML) for my Master Degree work, and I wonder if there's some resource showing by example how to design a WS-Security-based architecture. Also another question: those are the standards I concluded I will need to implement confidenciality, integrity, authorization and authentication. Did I forget any important one?

And do you have any suggestions of tools to implement these standards?

Thank you in advance,
Estevao Rohr.
 
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Please don't post the same question multiple times. Let's continue the discussion in this duplicate thread, where you have an answer already.
 
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