WS-Security Wrapper

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Last Update: 2013-05-02

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WS-Security Wrapper is an adapter between XML applications and SOAP Web services implementing WS-Security. It handles all aspects of SOAP/WS-Security encoding and decoding so that the application can work directly with the XML message content.

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Java

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Java SOAP Software

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2006-12-12

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