Invoke secured service through Split-Join

Hello,
I create a new Split-Join (in the OSB workshop application). Then
I use an action "Invoke Service" to call a not secured business service. So far no problem. When I assign a security policy to my business service, the OSB does not accept. Here is the error message in the OSB workshop:
[Parallel, Scope, Invoke Service]
The WSDL Binding for BusinessService "OSB/1_0/BusinessServices/TestBS" is not supported: The service feature "WS-Security" is not supported.
How can I call a secured business service in a splitJoin?
Thanks

Well, another way is a custom WSDL.
The problem, I believe, is not the PS or BS by themselves, but the WSDL Split-Join "sees" from them. So, if you make a version of the same WSDL with no offending policies and supply it to Split-Join, it should work. I suspect you'd still have to build the intermediate PS with that stripped WSDL though.
In fact, forget about PS. Strip the policy from WSDL and add them to the BS from a policy resource. I would believe Split-Join in this case will not see the policies, while BS would use the ones configured for it.
Vlad
http://vladimirdyuzhev.com

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