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Sunday March 04, 2018
Replacing JAX-WS handlers with Apache CXF interceptors
Summary: This article shows how to use Apache CXF interceptors as an alternative to JAX-WS handlers for web service providers and SOAP clients.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 06:00AM Mar 04, 2018 | Comments[0]
Sunday February 25, 2018
Adding JAX-WS handlers to SOAP web services and clients
Summary: JAX-WS handlers provide a way to factor out functionality common for multiple SOAP web service providers and clients. Learn how to add JAX-WS handlers to your Apache CXF-based solutions.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Feb 25, 2018 | Comments[0]
Sunday May 07, 2017
Tracing SOAP calls with Wireshark
Summary: Learn how to use the Wireshark network analyzer to read your SOAP requests and responses over the wire.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM May 07, 2017 | Comments[0]
Sunday April 23, 2017
Using Message-Layer Encryption to protect UsernameToken credentials
Summary: See how UsernameToken credentials for SOAP requests can be encrypted via message-layer encryption instead of transport-layer SSL.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Apr 23, 2017 | Comments[0]
Sunday April 09, 2017
Using X.509 security with Apache CXF
This article shows how Apache CXF SOAP requests and responses can be encrypted using WS-Security's X.509 Token Profile (mutual certificates).
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Apr 09, 2017 | Comments[1]
Sunday April 02, 2017
Using UsernameToken security with Apache CXF
Summary: Learn how to use the WS-Security UsernameToken profile with Apache CXF-based web services.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Apr 02, 2017 | Comments[0]
Sunday March 26, 2017
Activating Transport Layer Security (SSL) for CXF web services
Summary: This tutorial shows how to deploy and call a Tomcat-hosted Apache CXF web service that uses SSL.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Mar 26, 2017 | Comments[1]
Sunday March 12, 2017
Creating a WSDL-first web service with Apache CXF
Summary: This tutorial shows how to create a start-from-WSDL web service using Apache CXF along with a SOAP client to call that web service. Apache Maven is used as the build and run tool for this sample.
[Read More]Posted by Glen Mazza in Web Services at 07:00AM Mar 12, 2017 | Comments[0]
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