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Web Services Gateway WS-Security configuration

Huiran Wang (huiranw@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, EMC
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Huiran Wang works for the IBM WebSphere Application Server System Verification Test group. Her job focuses on Web services-related application development and testing. She can be reached at huiranw@us.ibm.com.

Summary:  Learn how to configure Web services security in the IBM WebSphere® Web Services Gateway (WSGW). This tutorial provides a high-level overview and step-by-step instructions on using the Administrative Console in WebSphere Application Server v6 to configure WSGW with Web services security that's based on the Web Services Security (WS-Security) 1.0 specification.

Date:  06 Feb 2007
Level:  Intermediate PDF:  A4 and Letter (431 KB | 29 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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About this tutorial

IBM WebSphere Web Services Gateway (WSGW) is an intermediary between the Web service client and target service. This tutorial:

  • Discusses the message flow, WS-Security configuration, and the associated files for point-to-point Web services without an intermediary
  • Shows you the message flow, WS-Security configuration, and the associated files with an intermediary
  • Describes how to configure WS-Security in WSGW

Objectives

After completing the tutorial, you will have a high-level understanding of WS-Security configuration for WebSphere WSGW and hands-on experience using the WebSphere Administrative Console to perform the configuration.


Prerequisites

To benefit from this tutorial, you need a basic understanding of Web services, WS-Security, and WSGW on WebSphere Application Server v6.x. You should also know how to run a WebSphere J2EE application client.


System requirements

To prepare for this tutorial, you need to do the following:

  • Install WebSphere Application Server v6.x. We recommend you set up one system for hosting the Web service and another for hosting the gateway server.
  • Download and unzip the sample Web service and client applications (see Downloads). They include a service EAR file and a client EAR file. Both client and service are WS-Security enabled.
  • Install the Web service EAR file and start it in the hosting WebSphere Application Server v6.x.
  • Enable global security on WebSphere Application Server(s).
  • Configure the WebSphere WSGW inbound and outbound services successfully without WS-Security configuration using HTTP transport.

See Resources for help with these prerequisites.

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