2 Replies Latest reply on Nov 7, 2006 9:37 PM by summer.hill

How do you access UsernameTokens?

summer.hill Oct 17, 2006 1:42 AM

I want to access UsernameToken's that are provided by a .NET client (WSE2) to my JBossWS web service. I can't find any documentation on where the UsernameToken's actually end up in JBossWS once the SOAP messages bubble up the JBossWS Soap stack.

Where do you access them from?

If they are not yet implemented in JBossWS, how could I use SOAP Message Attachments instead such that I place user credential information into a SOAP Attachment for custom processing in my jsr181 Webservice EJB?

James

1. Re: How do you access UsernameTokens?

jason.greene Oct 26, 2006 7:09 PM (in response to summer.hill)

If you send a usernamt token to a service that has WS-Security enabled, it will be transparently passed to the EJB JAAS security authentication.

We have a test that demonstrates this in our samples.

-Jason
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2. Re: How do you access UsernameTokens?

summer.hill Nov 7, 2006 9:37 PM (in response to summer.hill)

What if I want to do some of my own authorisation processing using the token? I would like to access the token from within an EJB interceptor somehow.
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