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Subject:    [jboss-user] [JBoss Web Services] - WS-Security usernameToken
From:       Angelo Pellegrinon <do-not-reply () jboss ! com>
Date:       2010-07-29 20:00:39
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Hi to all.
I'm new to jboss and jee.

I realized one ejb3 and a webservice (another ejb) to communicate with it from a php \
page. I deployed it and all is good! GREAT.

Now I need to authenticate this webservice (I don't whant that all the world can use \
it).

What do you think about the "yahoo api webservice auth" mechanism? Is it possible to \
have something similar in jboss?

I searched about WS-Security and found usernameToken auth, but how can I implement \
it?? I Can't find one good tutorial, and I surfed the net all day long. Do you know \
one good tutorial?

Are there some other auth mechanisms? Forget about basic authentication, i must have \
as security as possible. I'm using jboss AS 5.1.0.

Remember that i need to call the webservice from php and I have a class for \
Ws-Security (from phpClasses).

Thanks in advance and sorry for my English!
Angelo

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jee.&#160;I \
realized one ejb3 and a webservice (another ejb) to communicate with it from a php \
page.I deployed it and all is good! GREAT.&#160;Now I need to authenticate this webservice \
(I don't whant that all the world can use it).&#160;What do you think about the "yahoo api webservice \
auth" mechanism? Is it possible to have something similar in jboss?&#160;I searched about \
WS-Security and found usernameToken auth, but how can I implement it??I Can't \
find one good tutorial, and I surfed the net all day long. Do you know one good \
tutorial?&#160;Are \
there some other auth mechanisms? Forget about basic authentication, i must have as \
security as possible.I'm using jboss AS 5.1.0.&#160;Remember that i need to call the webservice \
from php and I have a class for Ws-Security (from phpClasses).&#160;Thanks in advance \
and sorry for my English!Angelo</div>

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