WSIT

Get a technical overview of Project Tango (also known as WSIT, for Web Services Interoperability Technology).

Sun Bloggers jennwrx 2009

WSIT implements the following web services security specifications published by the

Sun Bloggers Janice J. Heiss 2010

The prototype was based on Codename "Zermatt" on the Microsoft-side and on NetBeans 6.5 Beta 2 as well as Metro 1.3 / WSIT Beta at this point of time ...

MSDN Blogs 2009

First of all, download the samples for this posting which I've updated from Zermatt to Geneva Framework Beta 1 and from Netbeans Beta to Netbeans 6.5 release and Metro 1.3 / WSIT RTW here:

MSDN Blogs 2009

NET Client and Netbeans 6.5 / Metro 1.3 / WSIT / Java client working ... again ...

MSDN Blogs 2009

As I had to demonstrate the prototype within a customer engagement I updated the stuff to Microsoft Geneva Framework Beta 1, Netbeans 6.5 RTM and Metro 1.3 / WSIT RTW.

MSDN Blogs 2009

To enable security for a web service with WSIT, you need to create and attach a security policy to the Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) file for the service.

Java Technology Headlines 2008

However, to build a client that accesses a secured web service through WSIT, you need to configure security for the client.

Java Technology Headlines 2008

You can build and deploy a WSIT security-enabled web service in the same way as a regular JAX-WS based web service.

Java Technology Headlines 2008

The sample application is similar to the one used in the "Securing Web Services Using WSIT" tip.

Java Technology Headlines 2008