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| Pedro Rafael 2004-11-26, 7:47 am |
| Hello,
Does anyone know how to achieve secure connections with adapters like
SAP?
One possible solution is applying IPSec, but i would like to use
something that could be turned off/on by the origin system. Another
problem with IPSec is the low performance and the management is a
complex task.
Instead of this solution i would like to implement security in the
application layer. But how to achieve this with all biztalk adapters?
Another question: BizTalk (out of the box) only have the S/MIME
protocol to achieve data security, and the secure web services with
https support. Is there another way, is there some others pipeline
components?
Thanks
Best regards
Pedro Rafael @ Lisboa, Portugal
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| Danny Buysse 2004-11-26, 7:47 am |
| For this you will need to write your own pipelinecomponent that implements
your security needs.
You can then use the default pipeline if you don't want security and use a
custom pipeline if you're interested in security. And this you can do at
runtime with configuration of receive and sendports.
Danny.
http://dannybuysse.blogspot.com/
"Pedro Rafael" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how to achieve secure connections with adapters like
> SAP?
> One possible solution is applying IPSec, but i would like to use
> something that could be turned off/on by the origin system. Another
> problem with IPSec is the low performance and the management is a
> complex task.
> Instead of this solution i would like to implement security in the
> application layer. But how to achieve this with all biztalk adapters?
> Another question: BizTalk (out of the box) only have the S/MIME
> protocol to achieve data security, and the secure web services with
> https support. Is there another way, is there some others pipeline
> components?
>
> Thanks
>
> Best regards
>
> Pedro Rafael @ Lisboa, Portugal
>
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| Pedro Rafael 2004-11-26, 5:49 pm |
| Thanks Danny.
I'm aware that i have to develop a new component. But that's what i'm
trying to avoid. I would like to develop a component to implement
secure pipelines, but i don't have the time ;).
Are there, or will be (in BizTalk 2004 SP1) available new pipeline
components.
I want more components...weeeeee.... 
Thanks for the reply.
Pedro Rafael
Danny Buysse <DannyBuysse@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<92718950-CD72-4E14-8FAF-F788390DBD90@microsoft.com>...[vbcol=seagreen]
> For this you will need to write your own pipelinecomponent that implements
> your security needs.
> You can then use the default pipeline if you don't want security and use a
> custom pipeline if you're interested in security. And this you can do at
> runtime with configuration of receive and sendports.
>
> Danny.
> http://dannybuysse.blogspot.com/
>
>
> "Pedro Rafael" wrote:
>
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