WSSecurity Protocol with user/pass token element. #1187
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OlafurTorfi
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jsdevel
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please fix the build |
jsdevel
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May 30, 2022
reverting minor version bump, as requested by reviewer.
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@OlafurTorfi please fix the build |
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The merge conflict has been resolved. |
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@OlafurTorfi please fix the build |
w666
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May 1, 2024
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I resolved conflict and seemed like it works. Wondering if @jsdevel wants to review it again? |
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Hi
I pulled the package, and the tests were failing out of the box. So I just made some minor hacks to get the tests running.
Then I updated all but two of the packages (the major versions of formidable and strip-bom required more changes than fixing the import and adding some types. So I left those.
Then I added a new security protocol, WSSecurityCertWithToken. Is basically the same as WSSecurityCert, except that it takes in a username and password as well. Which we need here in iceland.
I have used this WSSecurityCertWithToken protocol implementation in production, and can confirm that it works.