Hi,

My Orchestration is publsihed as web service with anonymous authentication,
thus I need a way to secure the seb servicce. What's the best practise to
handle Orchestration web service Security.  Is SOAP header recommended to
use? I feel a bit troublesome as I have more than twenty web services which
have already been developed. Can I modify the published web service solution
and rebuild again, or I have to do it in orchestration. Thanks in advnace.

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I'm assuming you aren't using the WSE adapter at this point - just the
standard SOAP adapter infrastructure, correct?

Is it a possiblity to use windows authentication with your clients?  (Or
basic auth over SSL?)
You can probably get this up and running the fastest if you are invested in
the soap/asmx stuff at this point.

Scott Colestock
www.traceofthought.net


"Sheila" <Sheila@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My Orchestration is publsihed as web service with anonymous
> authentication,
> thus I need a way to secure the seb servicce. What's the best practise to
> handle Orchestration web service Security.  Is SOAP header recommended to
> use? I feel a bit troublesome as I have more than twenty web services
> which
> have already been developed. Can I modify the published web service
> solution
> and rebuild again, or I have to do it in orchestration. Thanks in advnace.

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windows authentication & basic auth over SSL may not be able to feed all
client needs. If I choose WSE adapter, do I need to change orchestration
code? And where can i find sample code on SOAP integration with
orchestration. thanks.


"Scott Colestock" wrote:

> I'm assuming you aren't using the WSE adapter at this point - just the
> standard SOAP adapter infrastructure, correct?
>
> Is it a possiblity to use windows authentication with your clients?  (Or
> basic auth over SSL?)
> You can probably get this up and running the fastest if you are invested i
n
> the soap/asmx stuff at this point.
>
> Scott Colestock
> www.traceofthought.net
>
>
> "Sheila" <Sheila@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5442C176-FBAF-43BF-B5DC-C6D69E296FD6@microsoft.com... 
>
>
>

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