Calling a WL Webservice using wsse from a java class

One of the business partners I am integrating with needs to call my web service
which is secured with UserTokens. The buiness partner is running in a J2EE environment,
but not BEA. They will be calling the web service using a Java Class. Do I need
to create a Java proxy for them to be able to reach my web service? Do I run the
java proxy file on my side, or do i give it to them to run? Do i need to provide
them with a client security policy file?
Any help is appricated
Thanks
Linda

Hi Linda,
Currently we support only two types of tokens: UsernameToken and
BinarySecurityToken, see the docs [1] for additional details. The
policy file you are referring to is WLW specific and will not be
portable. We are working towards the (yet to be finalized) WS-Policy
framework for the next major release.
Regards,
Bruce
[1]
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/webserv/security.html#1082126
[2]
http://e-docs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/security/ws-security/ovwWebServiceSecurity.html
[3]
http://ftpna2.bea.com/pub/downloads/WS-Policy.pdf
Linda Gilligan wrote:
>
One of the business partners I am integrating with needs to call my web service
which is secured with UserTokens. The buiness partner is running in a J2EE environment,
but not BEA. They will be calling the web service using a Java Class. Do I need
to create a Java proxy for them to be able to reach my web service? Do I run the
java proxy file on my side, or do i give it to them to run? Do i need to provide
them with a client security policy file?
Any help is appricated
Thanks
Linda

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