Metro supports policy:
On the server side by either embedding it in the WSDL (if your web service
starts from WSDL), or by a config file containing the policy (if your web
service starts from Java). Generally, when using NetBeans, you don't even see
the policy---you just click on what you need (e.g., RM, Security) and NetBeans
generates the policy.
Likewise, on the client side, the client stack uses the policy embedded in the
WSDL. In some cases it might be also necessary to specify some client settings
(e.g., location of keystores, RM timeouts). In that case, NetBeans can also
generate the config files that contain the policy.
What Metro does not support at this time is a way to handle policy programmatically.
Regards,
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