JWSDP 1.5: Prefix must resolve to a namespace

Hi,
Part of me SOAP Signature Verfication configuration in the sign-client.xml, I specify a Target using xpath, as such:
<xwss:RequireSignature>
<xwss:Target type="xpath">//soapenv:Body</xwss:Target>
</xwss:RequireSignature>
When I receive the message, it fails with the above error. "Prefix must resolve to a namespave: soapenv"
The name space is defined in the Message Envelope. Where can I define it? am I using the wrong xpath expression.
thank you in advance
hf

hi,
I've got the same error when accessing on port 9001.
Then I looked in the Portal Admin Guide and I found tnext:
3.2 Accessing Oracle Portal After Installation
This section details the steps you should take to access Oracle Portal after installation:
1. Access Oracle Portal by entering the following URL in your browser:
http://<host>:<port>/portal/pls/<dad>
For example:
http://portal.example.com:8090/portal/pls/portal
so I've tried my self the 8090 port and to my suprised the portal is there.
so try to access the portal on port 8090.
Ciprian

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@Adam
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Hi,
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc779020(v=ws.10).aspx
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I have configure remote access feature web application proxy but not configure give the error. The remote name could not be resolved.

I have configure remote access feature web application proxy but not configure give the error. The remote name could not be resolved in server 2012 R2.
I have configure Ad and ADFS different server and try to configure web application proxy different server. what setting are required for connect web application proxy to Ad and ADFS.

Hi,
In addition, please make sure that the port 443 is not blocked by the firewall.
Web Application Proxy requires internal name resolution to resolve the names of backend servers, and AD FS servers. When publishing web applications via Web Application Proxy, every web application you publish requires an external URL. For clients to reach
these web applications, a public DNS server must be able to resolve each external URL that you configure. Note that the external URL must resolve to the same IP address as the Web Application Proxy server, or the external IP address of a firewall or load-balancer
placed in front of the Web Application Proxy server.
Best regards,
Susie
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