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web service security that is interoperableHi,
What is the most secure option for web service security that is also easily interoperable between .NET and java, or other technologies? Suppose you are developing a .NET WS, and plan to have many callers using many different technologies, which mechanism would you choose for authentication and authorization? Thanks, Jon Paugh Hi,
SSL and client certificates! this depends of course on your scenario - but definitely the most secure+interoperable solution. go only for ws-security if you need support for intermediaries and custom authentication schemes. --------------------------------------- Dominick Baier - DevelopMentor http://www.leastprivilege.com Show quoteHide quote > Hi, > > What is the most secure option for web service security that is also > easily interoperable between .NET and java, or other technologies? > Suppose you are developing a .NET WS, and plan to have many callers > using many different technologies, which mechanism would you choose > for authentication and authorization? > > Thanks, > > Jon Paugh >
Client/Server application with single login-SecureStream?
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