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WS-Security with Perl

Tags: english perl security [+]

Posted on 2008-1-21 (月) at 9:23 pm

At work, I've looked into implementing WS-Security today. Apparently, WSRF::Lite solves this headache just fine. I installed the prerequisites from CPAN and the module compiled and installed without any problems. It comes with a wsrf_client.pl test script that pretty quickly (with some iterations for changes on the server, one ntpdate call, ...) verified that it works. To work with a .NET server, you have to use the same trick as with SOAP::Lite, though: add a ->on_action( sub { sprintf '%s/%s', @_ } ) line to the WSRF::Lite call. All in all: sweet!

Last modified: 2008-1-21 (月) at 9:24 pm

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  • Re: WS-Security with Perl

    Written by Anonymous Coward (0) on 2010-6-23 (水) at 5:52 pm

    When you say WS-Security with perl, you mean just the portion that "Signs" and not the part that "Encrypts" right? Can you please post an example code? Having trouble trying to connect to a .NET SOAP server using WS-HTTP.

    Also did you have to feed custom soap headers for security tokens?

    Many Thanks,

    J.

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