richfarrell
07-12-2006, 06:39 PM
Hello,
I have a need to have a c# .net client (not written by me) call web services (written by me and others, using spring-ws and acegisecurity). I don't expect the client to do real wse 3 security integration but rather to call a webservice using ssl and pass a username/password - and get back a security token (rather than creating that token in .NET). I then would want the client to be able to use that token to make calls to other java web services so that the springframework security on the java side could kick in based on the security token being embedded in the soap security envelope.
I haven't yet done any work in C# (ever that is), but intend to try to prototype this soon UNLESS I hear of fundamental concerns with this approach OR - if someone has already done this I'd love to have some help in an example.
I posted a similar message to this on the springframework.org forums, since my issue is around interoperability. I hope you don't mind my posting a similar question here to tap into the expertese of the .NET world.
Thanks a lot for any feedback.
... Rich
I have a need to have a c# .net client (not written by me) call web services (written by me and others, using spring-ws and acegisecurity). I don't expect the client to do real wse 3 security integration but rather to call a webservice using ssl and pass a username/password - and get back a security token (rather than creating that token in .NET). I then would want the client to be able to use that token to make calls to other java web services so that the springframework security on the java side could kick in based on the security token being embedded in the soap security envelope.
I haven't yet done any work in C# (ever that is), but intend to try to prototype this soon UNLESS I hear of fundamental concerns with this approach OR - if someone has already done this I'd love to have some help in an example.
I posted a similar message to this on the springframework.org forums, since my issue is around interoperability. I hope you don't mind my posting a similar question here to tap into the expertese of the .NET world.
Thanks a lot for any feedback.
... Rich