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Xml encryption via soap extension error

Hi all,
I finally figured out how to utilize the soapextension for
encrypting portions of my xml file. However I want to encrypt the
header going from the client web page to the server side web service.
Unfortunately this only works on the response from the server side web
service to the web page client. Am I missing something?
Nov 21 '05 #1
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Hi,

I am still trying to figure out how to do XML encryption using WSE2. Any
suggestions ?

Thanks!

"cordata5" wrote:
Hi all,
I finally figured out how to utilize the soapextension for
encrypting portions of my xml file. However I want to encrypt the
header going from the client web page to the server side web service.
Unfortunately this only works on the response from the server side web
service to the web page client. Am I missing something?

Nov 21 '05 #2
Hi,

You need to install a web service extension that does the opposite of your
server side code on the client side.

Regards

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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Hi all,
I finally figured out how to utilize the soapextension for
encrypting portions of my xml file. However I want to encrypt the
header going from the client web page to the server side web service.
Unfortunately this only works on the response from the server side web
service to the web page client. Am I missing something?

Nov 21 '05 #3

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