SOAP messaging

Articles about SOAP messaging

1. WS-Security Protocol with .NET – A Overview

   WS-Security is a security mechanism for web services coined by IBM, Microsoft and VeriSign. WS-Security introduces the concept of security tokens. These XML-based tokens contain claims about the sender of a SOAP message, and can include data sufficient to prove these claims.

   Mahesha ChannabasappaOct 13, 201264,2011,000
   

2. WS-Security Protocol with .NET - An Overview

   WS-Security is a security mechanism for web services coined by IBM, Microsoft and VeriSign. WS-Security introduces the concept of security tokens. These XML-based tokens contain claims about the sender of a SOAP message, and can include data sufficient to prove these claims.

   Mahesha ChannabasappaApr 10, 200615,3631,000

3. WS-Security Protocol with .NET – A Overview

   WS-Security is a security mechanism for web services coined by IBM, Microsoft and VeriSign. WS-Security introduces the concept of security tokens. These XML-based tokens contain claims about the sender of a SOAP message, and can include data sufficient to prove these claims.

   Mahesha ChannabasappaFeb 7, 20063,3991,000