Re: Equivalent to c# default credentials for Webservice
On 2/18/2010 2:20 AM, Vivien Parlat wrote:
On 17 f?v, 21:56, Daniel Pitts
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On 2/17/2010 3:33 AM, Vivien Parlat wrote:> Hi,
I have a C# Soap Web Service installed on a machine.
One told me, because of a new patch, when calling the WS I'd have to
pass it default credentials, as the following C# code does:
"myWs.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials"
But the code which consumes the Web Service is Java code.
Could someone tell me how to port this feature into my Java code ?
(java is not my main language)
Thank you in advance...
It really depends on which libraries and frameworks your Java
application is using, and whether they have an equivalent to the
Credentials property.
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Hi,
Thanks for the answer. My java code uses jax rpc and apache's axis.
Is there a way to set credentials to workstation's default ?
"workstation's default" sounds like a windows specific concept. Java is
more platform independent. You may have to ask the user for
authentication parameters, and cache them yourself.
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