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Chapter 15: User Authentication, SOAP Digital Signature and XML Encryption for Web Services (SOAP)
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• [Client Function]: Request Sending setup: Details button
This button is used to switch between "Details" and "Standard" view of the encryption setting.
The above window shows when the Details button has been clicked.
− The Candidate for encryption (optional)
Specify the target for encryption.
If an object being encrypted is an element with an ID attribute or an attachment file, select
"URI/ID" and then specify the encryption target.
To specify the encryption target using XPath, select "XPath" or "XPath(Content)" and then
specify the encryption target.
For information on how to specify the encryption target, refer to Specifying the Encryption Target
− XPath, XPath(Content), or URI/ID
Set how to specify the encryption target. "XPath", "XPath(Content)", or "URI/ID" can be set.
"XPath" is set by default.
• [Server Function]: Request Sending setup: Destination role (actor) name
• [Client Function]: Response Sending setup: Destination role (actor) name
Specify the URI of the intermediary of the SOAP message if they should perform some operation.
Omitting this item will specify the behavior for the ultimate destination of the SOAP message.
• [Server Function]: Request Sending setup: mustUnderstand
• [Client Function]: Response Sending setup: mustUnderstand
Specify whether the receiver of the SOAP message must always process elements in the header or
the processing is selectable.
"No processing required" is set by default.
Notes
• If the encryption function using the XML encryption is enabled from the Web Service Information
Edit Tool, SOAP messages sent based on the settings are automatically encrypted using the XML
encryption.
• If no target for encryption is set, the contents of the SOAP body elements in the SOAP messages
will be encrypted.
• The settings of the encryption using the XML encryption can also be configured by using the
soapsecencconf command. For information on the soapsecencconf command, refer to the
Reference Manual (Command Edition).