Re: .NET/C# client to Metro web service

Thanks for the info.  I'm trying to look into this but I can't seem to get any of the interop sample from

https://wsit.dev.java.net/source/browse/wsit/wsit/samples/ws-trust/interop/

to function period.

The glassfish targets seem specific to v2 so just to seeif I could get something working I backed up to v2

The src/mutual-certificate-10 contains a readme.txt that seems unrelated to it.  I followed those instructions to run the /wsit/wsit/samples/ws-trust/src/fs example and that one seems to work fine (but it's not in the interop directory and doesn't use an STS)

After doing the install/configure trying 'ant s-s-s' in each of the src directories (figuring Sun Across the board would be the most likely to function, though I get similar failures with my desired 'ant m-s-s') I get:

mutual-certificate-10:
SEVERE: WST0017:Could not obtain STS metadata. MEX call to STS http://localhost:8080/jaxws-trust-interop-mutual-certificate10-sts/sts failed.
(everything seemed to deploy fine, the failure is in the run-glassfish target)

mutual-certificate-11:
     [java] Run Scenario: Scenario_5_IssuedTokenForCertificate_MutualCertificate11
     [java] STS_Endpoint_Address:http://127.0.0.1:8080/jaxws-trust-interop-mutual-certificate11-sts/sts
     [java] Service_Endpoint_Address:http://127.0.0.1:8080/jaxws-trust-interop-mutual-certificate11/simple
     [java] Service_Endpoint_ConfigName:Scenario_5_IssuedTokenForCertificate_MutualCertificate11
     [java] Result: FAIL
     [java] Debuglog: Getting test parameters
     [java] FederatedService_Endpoint_Address =
     [java] SecurityTokenService_Endpoint_Address =
     [java] System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null.
     [java] Parameter name: uriString
     [java]    at System.Uri..ctor(String uriString)
     [java]    at XwsInterop.HostedClient.HostedClientSoapImpl.SetCredentials(ChannelFactory channelFactory, String scenarioName, String stsUrl)
     [java]    at XwsInterop.HostedClient.HostedClientSoapImpl.RunTest(String configName, String stsUrl, String serviceUrl)
     [java]

secureconversation-mutual-certificate-11 (using the Sun STS uncommented from etc/client-config/wsit-client.xml)

generate-client:
 [wsimport] Consider using <depends>/<produces> so that wsimport won't do unnecessary compilation
 [wsimport] command line: wsimport -d /home/padams/misc_srcs/metro/samples/ws-trust/interop/src/build/classes -extension -g -keep -verbose http://localhost:8080/jaxws-trust-interop-secureconversation-mutual-certificate11/simple?wsdl -b /home/padams/misc_srcs/metro/samples/ws-trust/interop/src/secureconversation-mutual-certificate-11/etc/custom-client.xml -b /home/padams/misc_srcs/metro/samples/ws-trust/interop/src/secureconversation-mutual-certificate-11/etc/custom-schema-client.xml
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] wsimport.ParsingWSDL()
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] wsimport.ErrorMessage([failed to localize] internalizer.XPathEvaluatesToNoTarget(/xs:schema))
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] ConsoleErrorReporter.LineXOfY(49, file:/home/padams/misc_srcs/metro/samples/ws-trust/interop/src/secureconversation-mutual-certificate-11/etc/custom-client.xml)
 [wsimport]
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] wsimport.WarningMessage([failed to localize] wsdlmodeler.warning.port.SOAPBinding12(Scenario_6_IssuedTokenForCertificateSecureConversation_MutualCertificate11))
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] ConsoleErrorReporter.LineXOfY(249, http://localhost:8080/jaxws-trust-interop-secureconversation-mutual-certificate11/simple?wsdl)
 [wsimport]
 [wsimport] [failed to localize] Parsing.ParseFailed()

I can open that WSDL fine in the browser.

If I could get any one of these running I could see if they might be useful from a C# client but I can't and none seem to illustrate SAML interoperability.  The real use case I need to prove out is an SSO scenario where the server trusts the client via certificate exchange and the client asserts a username without the need to supply a password (like SAML SV).  Though any other interoperability with .NET where WS-Security/Trust is involved I'd like to see actually functioning.

As for interoperability do these samples/tests simply emulate a .NET client?  There's no .NET/C# or VB code involved here?

As for writing an STS myself via Netbeans it's a bit of a pain since my final target platform is tomcat but the wizard for writing an STS requires glassfish (won't even allow me to create one until I set my server to glassfish even though the base classes are just part of metro).

Is there any decent documentation on what an STS should do?  All of the examples I find on-line seem identical and simply extend com.sun.xml.ws.security.trust.sts.BaseSTSImpl and do nothing themselves internally.  I guess I can go find the source for BaseSTSImpl and try to understand what it's doing.  If I need to write one of these to interoperate with a .NET client this is hardly very useful however...

I've bought books on these J2EE/.NET interop but of course with how fast things move they're now hardly too useful since they talk about JWSDP and earlier versions of WCF.
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