Is there any body workign with WSE here ?

[roger]

Hello,
I m sorry if i m posting this question to a wrong newsgroup but it seems to
me that WSE forum is near to death as there is no activity. Is there any
body who has worked with WS-Policy here ?
I am trying to restrict access to a particular method in my webservice but i
cannot get it done, if i remove the defautlOperation element from the web
service, my client gets SERVER not Available error. I m stuck very badly
please some body help me out by pasting a small sample policy elements show
how to restrict a webservice method on a local machine

Regards,
Roger
<endpoint
uri="http://localhost/EW3.Utilities.ASPNetUpload.WebService/UploadWebservice
..asmx">

<defaultOperation>

<request policy="#policy-c0a22319-6b89-49ff-9b82-bdbac5f04618" />

<response policy="" />

<fault policy="" />

</defaultOperation>

</endpoint>

[Richard.J.Trawinski.Jr@CitiGroup.com]

I'm having the same problem.. But only when using the x509 stuff on a
dev server.. I have it all working fine on my local machine though...
Rich

roger wrote:

> Hello,
> I m sorry if i m posting this question to a wrong newsgroup but it seems to
> me that WSE forum is near to death as there is no activity. Is there any
> body who has worked with WS-Policy here ?
> I am trying to restrict access to a particular method in my webservice but i
> cannot get it done, if i remove the defautlOperation element from the web
> service, my client gets SERVER not Available error. I m stuck very badly
> please some body help me out by pasting a small sample policy elements show
> how to restrict a webservice method on a local machine
>
> Regards,
> Roger
> <endpoint
> uri="http://localhost/EW3.Utilities.ASPNetUpload.WebService/UploadWebservice
> .asmx">
>
> <defaultOperation>
>
> <request policy="#policy-c0a22319-6b89-49ff-9b82-bdbac5f04618" />
>
> <response policy="" />
>
> <fault policy="" />
>
> </defaultOperation>
>
> </endpoint>