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WSE is the obsolete Web Services Enhancements code from Microsoft. It has been replaced with WCF, is barely supported, and has no tooling support in Visual Studio versions after VS2005. It should only be used if you have no other choices at all.

WSE is the obsolete Web Services Enhancements code from Microsoft. I has been replaced with WCF, is barely supported, and has no tooling support in Visual Studio versions after VS2005. It should only be used if you have no other choices at all.

Note from the bottom of What's New in Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 3.0 that WSE 2.0 support is aligned with support for .NET 1.1 (mainstream support ended 10/14/2008). WSE 3.0 support is aligned with support for .NET 2.0 (mainstream support ends 4/12/2011).

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How do I get WCF to send the password in digest mode when using UserNameOverTransport binding? (Converting WSE3.0 code to WCF)

I'm trying to convert this WSE3.0 code to WCF: // we use Microsoft WSE 3.0 to insert the username token in the soap header. // This strategy takes care of creating and inserting the Nonce and Created elements // for us, as well as creating a…
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WCF and WSE 2.0 web services

How I can use WCF to communicate to old school WSE 2.0 web services?
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Can I use WSE3 within a .NET 4 app, to communicate with an old webservice?

I have a .NET 3.5 library assembly which uses WSE 3.0 to communicate with an outside webservice. We're upgrading our system to .NET 4, but the outside webservice will remain unchanged. (Edit: not sure if it's relevant, but the outside webservice…
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WSE client project keeps reverting WebServicesClientProtocol to SoapHttpClientProtocol

Despite enabling WSE 3.0 on client projects in Visual Studio 2005, web references I make always end up with service proxies derived from SoapHttpClientProtocol. I have to manually change the inheritance to WebServicesClientProtocol, but updating it…
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WebServicesClientProtocol add EncodingType to Nonce in Security header

Similar question: How do I add an EncodingType attribute to the Nonce element of a UsernameToken in WSE 3.0 (.NET) I'm trying to modify header that is send by WebServicesClientProtocol to service. Unfortunately Microsoft's implementation of WSSE…
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What is the default http user agent header sent by the .NET SoapClient class?

What is the default http user agent header sent by the .NET SoapClient class?
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WSE 2.0 web service client in Visual Studio 2013

I'm trying to consume an old web service provided by a third party. This WS uses DIME for attachments. AFAIK in WCF is not possible for application/dime response content type to work, so I added a Framework 2.0 class library to my solution in…
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How to decrypt raw soap response encrypted with x509

We have a batch program that talks with a third party providers web service with WSE, the call to the WSE webservice is encrypted with a x509 certificate. We have two different certificates to the third party provider Pre-Production…
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Using own exceptions in wse, not only SoapException

Is it possible to send my own developed exceptions over Soap to a client using http.sys??
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WSE 3.0 - Byte array being encoded as Base64 and not "MTOM-ing" to binary

I have a couple of other questions on here surrounding this area but they are a bit redundant now. Any answers to them would also be appreciated but this question is my main concern at the minute. I have followed lots of examples of how MTOM/XOP…
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What to look out for when moving from Visual Studio 2005 to 2008?

We're planning on updating our developers from Visual Studio 2005 to 2008. Are there any common "gotchas" to look out for during this move? My major concern at the moment is that we use WSE 3.0 quite a bit (mostly to consume external .asmx web…
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How to decide between Message Contract and Data Contract in WCF?

I am reading so many things to understand various things in WCF. Very soon, actually, i want to move/convert existing WSE3 web services to WCF. In existing WSE web services, I have some (data) classes that model entities in our environment. While…
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Are .NET WSE client stubs thread-safe?

Are client stubs generated from WSDL by .NET WSE thread-safe? Of course, "thread-safe" isn't necessary a rigorously defined term, so I'm at least interested in the following: Are different instances of the same stub class accessible concurrently by…
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wse3 PasswordDigest authentication from cxf

I'm extending a legacy .NET ASP application (it cannot be upgraded). It will have a SOAP web service which will be called from CXF (java). I have installed and configured WSE3 extensions on the .NET side and now I can call my simple service from…
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Tips for calling WSE service from WCF?

I've got a WSE 3.0 web service that I'm trying to call using a VS 2008-generated WCF client. VS generated the client with a basicHttpBinding but I'm getting the exception "Microsoft.Web.Services3.Security.SecurityFault: Security requirements are…
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