Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Release 1 (10.3.x) products install a portability layer on top of
WebLogic Server that integrates Oracle Web Services Manager WS-Security policies into the WebLogic Server environment. This portability layer provides Oracle WSM WS-Security policies that can be used to protect WebLogic Server JAX-WS Web services and Web service clients.
- If you develop WebLogic Server JAX-WS Web services or clients that interact with SOA Composite Services, ADF Components, or WebCenter Services, then you should use the Oracle WSM WS-Security policies.
- If you develop only WebLogic Server native Java JAX-WS Web services, then you should use WebLogic Server's WS-Security policies.
HTTP Basic authentication for composites calling secured services
Setup username and password on SOA
Weblogic Domain-->Base Domain--> Security-->Credentials
Create a map oracle.wsm.security
- Create key; basic.credentials and csf-key
Modify composites calling secured services
Right click on the web services adapter in the composite and add the security policy
To use a custom key instead of csf-key, create a key test-key using enterprise manager
Change the composite and override the default key
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Harvinder Singh Saluja
