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Which version of WSE are you using?
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is it possible to sign request message without encrypting using config or policy ?<br />
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Thank You
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is it possible to sign request message without encrypting using config or policy ?

Thank You

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I never did figure out how to do it with the config file. The above is the only experience I have with it. And it is with regard to WSE 2.0.
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I never did figure out how to do it with the config file. The above is the only experience I have with it. And it is with regard to WSE 2.0.

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I am creating a client application(in .net) to invoke a service. how to sign a message without encrypting using wse(web service enhancements) during request from client side. Could any one please post the related articles or policy files for the above?<br />
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Thank You<br />
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I am creating a client application(in .net) to invoke a service. how to sign a message without encrypting using wse(web service enhancements) during request from client side. Could any one please post the related articles or policy files for the above?

Thank You





sign message using wse and .net

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