JBoss Web Services 1.0 WS-Security Feature List
This page offeres an overview of the specific features that make up the new JBossWS WS-Security support.
Supported Specifications
Web Services Security SOAP Message Security 1.0 (2004)
X.509 Certificate Token Profile (2004)
UsernameToken Profile 1.0 (2004)
Supported Features
Core Features
Body encryption
Body signature
Multiple target encryption
Multiple target signing
RSA encrypted symmetric keys
AES symmetric encryption/decryption
3DES symmetric encryption/decryption
RSA/DSA signatures
Message expiration
X.509 tokens
Username tokens with JBossSX/JAAS integration
Signed timestamps
Direct token references
Key identifier references
X.509 issuer serial references
STR transformation
X.509 certificate validation
Configuration Features
Client and server deployment descriptors
Configurable key and trust stores
Configurable certificate use
Configurable out-bound symmetric encryption algorithm (aes-128, aes-192, aes-256, tripledes)
In-deployment key and trust stores
Default deployment security configuration
Per WSDL operation security configuration
Configured QName selected targets
Configured WSU-ID selected targets
Policy for required signature/encryption targets
Unsupported Features
There are some features that are unsupported in this release, although they may be added in future versions. If their is a feature that you have a need for that is on this list, open a JIRA Feature Request
Shared secret symmetric encryption/decryption
Embedded token references
KeyName token references
Configurable out-bound token teference types (Currently Direct References are always used)
Direct references that reference an external source
Configurable token signing
Username token digest algorithm
PKVIPath tokens
PKCS7 tokens
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