As you might have noticed by my last posts I am currently investigating the posiblities of Oracle’s Web Service Manager. I do this investigation by reading the Packtpub book ‘Oracle Web Services Manager – Securing Your Web Services‘, written by Sitaraman Lakshminarayanan. As the back-cover says this book mainly targets developers and architects with expertise in developing and deploying web services. And I want to add that it is most interesting if you are going to use or are currently using Oracle WSM, of course.
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This will be the last ‘hands-on’ article about testing Oracle WSM setup with SoapUI. I have posted about two other examples here and here. In this example Oracle WSM is configured to verify the signature of the incoming SOAP message (request) and to add a digital signature to the outgoing message (response). How to arrange this in Oracle WSM is described in the book so I won’t describe that here. What I will show is how to setup SoapUI to test the OWSM setup.
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As said before I am currently going through the book ‘Oracle Web Service Manager‘. In chapter 5 of this book an example is given how to configure OWSM to encrypt outgoing and decrypt incoming soap messages for a web service. To test this setup a dotNet client is created. In this post I will show you how you can test the setup by using SoapUI instead.
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Last week I started to have a look at the product ‘Oracle Web Server Manager‘. I am reading a packtpub book about this product and am halfway now. I will post more about this book later but one thing I one to mention already is that there are several examples described which are tested by creating a web service client with .Net. I am not familiar with .Net (and do not have the intention to change that) so I used my favorite tool SoapUI as client to test the Oracle gateway.
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