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• Re: How to consume WSE 3 WebService in JAX-WS Java API

  Hi, John. Indeed I not knewn about WSE 3 is obsolete. Is good to know. Do you known if I replace WSE Web Service to a WCF web service, using Username token authentication, I would to consume it from Java application? And if I decide to use a X.509 certificate, is possibly too? I am not a Java developer, so I want a simple way, but using a pattern solution, like WSE, WCF, etc. Without "workarounds", or complicated Java features. I not want to dive deep on Java language. Thank you very much

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 6/29/2009

• Re: How to consume WSE 3 WebService in JAX-WS Java API

  Thank you very much for your assistence, Yaronn. My WSE3 WebService use UsernameToken authentication. I have a .NET client too that works fine. It use SetClientCredential and SetPolicy methods from webservice (Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol class). This client has UsernameClientAssertion (SecurityPolicyAssertion) and ClientOutputFilter (SendSecurityFilter) common classes of WSE code generator. I think that I need of similar mechanism in Java application to authenticate with success

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 6/26/2009

• How to consume WSE 3 WebService in JAX-WS Java API

  Hi, everybody. First of all, sorry for my English. I don´t speak it so much. I am trying to consume a WSE 3 Web Service wroten in .NET Framework 2.0 in a Java Application, using JAX-WS API. However, I get not assign Policy and Credentials informations. I am using JAX-WS API, but I can change it if necessary. Please don´t you send me long technical article and "few orthodox" ways. I need of practicals and secury answer and samples (if you have some one). Thank you a lot. Marcelo Godoy

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 6/25/2009
  Filed under: secure, authentication, WSE 3.0, java .net vwd webservice web service proxy, Interoperability

• Re: MultiView Control Remembering Old Values

  I don´t think so. Try add Response.Expires = -1 in Page_Load. Let see whether that works. Before, clear the cache of your browser.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/21/2008

• Re: Does the certificate file contain the private key of the certificate?

  I don´t know much about certificates, but I know something. In my experience, I have used certificate authority of Windows Server. It can be installed through of CD. To issue a certificate, you need: To ask to client to access the certification web site. It is installed when you install certificate authority of Windows Server in certificate server. The client does the issue. You must to guide it to write all the relevant fields (in subject field, choice a friendly name to search easly after). The

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/21/2008

• Re: MultiView Control Remembering Old Values

  I understand. But the first page that the user enter is your login page. No matter if the your login is in MasterPage. When it is rendered, all the usercontrol, masterpage will be the same page.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/21/2008

• Re: MultiView Control Remembering Old Values

  You need to use "FormAuthentication". When you use it, the ASP.NET directs the user to login page. Add to your "system.web" element: <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms loginUrl="~/someLocation/yourLoginPage.aspx" name=".ASPXFORMSAUTH"/> </authentication> I recomend to you to use the Login control, whether is in ASP.NET 2. Sorry about my English. I don´t speak it so much.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/20/2008

• Re: DataSource Value! Where Do I Find You?

  You can set all the parameters of ObjectDataSource if you implement Selecting event of ObjectDataSource. There, assign yours parameters through of e.InputParameters dictionary. You can get some problems, so, maybe you need to calls Clear method of InputParameters . In Selected event you can get the real DataSource that will populate the GridView. Sorry about my English. I don´t speak it so well...

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/20/2008

• Re: IDataReader Depth Exception

  DataReaders need to DbConnection to exist. When you call "using" block you is saying to .NET to calls "Dispose" method of object whether the execution leave of using block (to any reason, to exceptions too). In case of DbConnection object is to "Close" method too. So, the DataReader is invalid. Use " CommandBehavior. CloseConnection " when you calls ExecuteReader method. So, you don´t need to worry about the closing of connection, cause when you to close the

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/20/2008

• Re: Does the certificate file contain the private key of the certificate?

  The private key is inside of certificate storage of some profile. It can be in a file too, but it is not much secure. Take a look to my post at http://forums.asp.net/t/1248449.aspx to know how you can read the private key. But I advise you to read something about that subject. It can be complicated. First of all, you must have a Primary Key Infrastructure (know as "PKI") to give to someone a secure certificate with a Primary Key. Sorry about my English. I don´t speak it so much.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mgodoy_desenv on 8/20/2008
  Filed under: Certificate Authority, x.509, security - server certificate