Re: Problem invoking WSE 2.0 enabled WebService



Thanks Pablo,

The only problem is let's say company A implemented few secure
webservices using WSE. One of the vendor is not yet ready to (or can't)
make the change to thier client (namely adding wse framework). In this
situation they want be able to connect to Comany A's web service.

I agree with what you said. If you are going to manually pass all the
secutiry headers why not just add wse.

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Dev209

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