Adding Security Credentials to SOAP
The WSE 3.0 for .NET enables the developers for creating one or more security credentials that can be added to the SOAP Message. The following procedure describes how to add one or more security...
View ArticleDigital Signing the SOAP Message
WSE allows you to digitally sign a SOAP Messages by overriding the SecureMessage method. To sign a SOAP message 1. The following code example overrides the SecureMessage method. public override void...
View ArticleMTOM Support to Web Service
Overview of MTOM Using MTOM an application can send or receive a large amount of data. MTOM allows message-level security to be applied to the message including binary data. MTOM encodes the SOAP...
View ArticleWeb services security
Introduction Securing a Web service is possible using WSE (Web Services Enhancements) for .NET. We can define the security requirements for both incoming and outgoing SOAP Messages this we can call it...
View ArticleWCF Discovery with UDP
Inorder to call the WindowsCommunicationFoundation service, a port or pipe which assigned to the service must be available and the client must know the address endpoints before calling the services. If...
View ArticleOData and Windows Azure
This post discusses about building a service using CLOUD platform that can reach various devices. What is OData and Where it fits in? OData is a specification that makes very easy to exchange and...
View ArticleService Orientation vs Object Orientation
Services are good communication technique to use across application and platform boundaries. Service-oriented approach always preferred when you are building a distributed application. Object...
View ArticleTransport and Message Security in WCF
This post discusses about transport and message security. In Transport Security user credentials and claims are passed using transport layer. The transport protocols are TCP, HTTP, MSMQ and IPC. Each...
View ArticleHow to choose right WCF binding?
Binding in WCF defines how clients can connect with your service. The base class for all bindings in WCF is System.ServiceModel.Channels.Binding. A Binding includes definition for WS-* protocols used,...
View ArticleImpersonation and Delegation in WCF
Impersonation is a technique that WCF Services use to authorize the caller’s identity to access to service resources such as files and database tables. Service resources can be located either on...
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