Whether WSE 3. The security assertion requirements are set using the static authentication mode helper methods of the SecurityBindingElement class. An important point to note is that the WSE 3. If you have created a custom policy assertion in WSE 3. For example, WSE 3. If you have defined your own custom policy assertion for this scenario, WCF makes the migration straightforward.
WCF defines an authentication mode for this scenario, so you can take advantage of the static authentication mode helper methods to configure a WCF SecurityBindingElement. For details about how to create a custom token manager and the other components that are required for a custom security token, see How to: Create a Custom Token. If you have created a custom UsernameToken security token manager, WCF provides an easier mechanism to specify the authentication logic than creating a custom security token manager.
By default, WSE 3. This incompatibility is due to differences in the framing used in the TCP protocol and for performance reasons. For details about this sample, see Transport: WSE 3. The equivalent of a WSE 3. For details about creating a channel extension, see Extending the Channel Layer. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Migrating WSE 3. Is this page helpful? The following code example creates a class named WseHttpBinding that derives from the Binding class.
Add properties to the class that specify the WSE turnkey assertion used by the WSE service, whether derived keys are required, whether secure sessions are used, whether signature confirmations are required, and the message protection settings. In WSE 3. The following code example defines the SecurityAssertion , RequireDerivedKeys , EstablishSecurityContext , and MessageProtectionOrder properties that specify the WSE turnkey assertion, whether derived keys are required, whether secure sessions are used, whether signature confirmations are required, and the message protection settings, respectively.
Override the CreateBindingElements method to set the binding properties. The following code example specifies the transport, message encoding, and message protection settings by getting the values of the SecurityAssertion and MessageProtectionOrder properties. The following code example specifies that the WCF client must use message protection and authentication as defined by the WSE 3. Additionally, secure sessions and derived keys are required. The following code example defines a custom binding that exposes properties that correspond to the properties of a WSE 3.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. How to: Access a WSE 3. Is this page helpful?
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