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  • 1.  calling web service without using anonymous access

    Posted 12/11/08 11:05 PM

    How can we call a Microsoft webservices from a webMethods services without using anonymous acces? Can someone help me?


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  • 2.  RE: calling web service without using anonymous access

    Posted 12/12/08 06:47 AM

    Populate the “auth” doc type on the pub.client:soapHttp call with the credentials required by the MS web service.

    M


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  • 3.  RE: calling web service without using anonymous access

    Posted 12/15/08 07:02 PM

    Can we pass a domain account : Domain\username or username@Domain ?

    Also we also seen that you can pass a port alias in the soap service Binders.
    Is that related to Settings > Web Service Endpoints?
    Can we use that?
    We don’t want to have to modify the username / password each time we migrate from dev to UAT and to production

    Thanks.


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  • 4.  RE: calling web service without using anonymous access

    Posted 12/15/08 07:48 PM

    The web service consumer has no control over the credentials required by the web service provider. You have to pass what the provider requires in each environment.

    That said, a best practice is to never hardcode environment-specific attributes such as endpoint URLs, ports, or credentials. Store those in a property file and retrieve them when your package starts. There are many posts here on wMUsers related to use of properties files.

    Mark


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