Access a JAVA WebService (SOAP/LTPA/LDAP) from a C++.NET application

[?code]

Hi all...

I've programmed an application that must access to a JAVA webservice
for authentication on a LDAP/LTPA server.

Here's the code on the C++.NET client application :

myWS::myService* pWebService = new myWS::myService();
int iRet;
pWebService->Credentials = new
NetworkCredential("username","password");
iRet = pWebService->exportedMethod1();

Expected result :
iRet should be set to an integer (incremented each time).
Error info on server side :
No security token found...

I tried to sniff the SOAP request sent to the server but I can't see
any "username" (normally non-encoded in base64) and no "password"
(normal, this last one should be encoded in base64).
Could anyone help ?

thanks

[Dino Chiesa [Microsoft]]

i think we need to see the WSDL ?
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Hi all...

I've programmed an application that must access to a JAVA webservice
for authentication on a LDAP/LTPA server.

Here's the code on the C++.NET client application :

myWS::myService* pWebService = new myWS::myService();
int iRet;
pWebService->Credentials = new
NetworkCredential("username","password");
iRet = pWebService->exportedMethod1();

Expected result :
iRet should be set to an integer (incremented each time).
Error info on server side :
No security token found...

I tried to sniff the SOAP request sent to the server but I can't see
any "username" (normally non-encoded in base64) and no "password"
(normal, this last one should be encoded in base64).
Could anyone help ?

thanks

[microcode2004]

Sorry I've just came back here and seen your answer.

I've resolved the problem now it was a security configuration that was not to the good value on the server side. It had not to be set to LTPA but there was just the security.xml file to modify...

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