Web Service Attributes Editor: Web Service Client Security Configuration
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The Security tab of the Web Service Attributes Editor lets you configure message-level security for web service clients.
You can configure the following settings:
- Enable Message Level Security. Specifies whether message-level security is enabled. You can enable message-level security also for application clients, for profiles except Liberty Profiles.
- Security Mechanism.
- Request. Specifies the security mechanism for the requests: SAML-HolderOfKey, SAML-SenderVouches, X509Token, UserNameToken, or LibertyDiscoverySecurity.
- UserNameToken information: For UserNameToken security mechanism, two additional fields let you define the Username and Password for the token profile for the Access Manager server instance you select in the Server drop-down list.
- Response, Verify Response checkbox. Specifies whether response verification is enabled.
- Existing Certificate Settings.
- Use Default Key Store. Lets you use the default key store. When selected, the other fields in this area are disabled.
- Keystore Location. Specifies the location of the keystore file that contains the key alias. This specification should be an absolute path.
- Keystore Password. Specifies the password needed to access the keystore file.
- Key Alias to Use. Specifies the key alias for the entry in the keystore. Each entry in a keystore file is identified by an alias string.
- Key Alias Password. Specifies the password needed to access the key alias for the entry in the keystore.
- Server. Specifies the Access Manager server instance.
- See Also
- About the Web Service Attributes Editor
- Enabling the Liberty Security Mechanism for Web Service Clients
- Enabling a SAML Security Mechanism for Web Service Clients
- Enabling the UserNameToken Security Mechanism for Web Service Clients
- Enabling the X509 Security Mechanism for Web Service Clients
- About Identity Management Tools
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