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  name: Anonymous Coward
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date: 2010-06-23T15:52:40Z
guid: 5FB92B36-7EDF-11DF-BACB-C7E355EA5B55
modified: 2010-06-23T15:52:40Z
raw: "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.\r\n\r\nAlso did you have to feed custom soap headers for security tokens?\r\n\r\nMany Thanks,\r\nJ.\n"
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summary: When you say WS-Security with perl, you mean just the …
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text: "When you say WS-Security with perl, you mean just the portion that\n\"Signs\" and not the part that \"Encrypts\" right? Can you please post an\nexample code? Having trouble trying to connect to a .NET SOAP server us-\ning WS-HTTP.\n\nAlso did you have to feed custom soap headers for security tokens?\n\nMany Thanks,\nJ.\n"
title: "Re: WS-Security with Perl"
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xhtml: <p>When you say WS-Security with perl, you mean just the portion that &quot;Signs&quot; and not the part that &quot;Encrypts&quot; right?  Can you please post an example code?  Having trouble trying to connect to a .NET SOAP server using WS-HTTP.
</p> <p>Also did you have to feed custom soap headers for security tokens?
</p> <p>Many Thanks,
</p> <p>J.</p>