I have been trying to use Web Service Enhancements 2.0 SP3, to authenticate and authorize users to use my web services. I have created my web service class on the server side also using WSE.

On the client side I have created a proxy to access the web services. I have also managed to create the security token to authenticate users. However, when I try to add the token to the request context, the code does not compile. The code snippet is given below;

WebserviceClass ws = new WeserviceClass();
UsernameToken token = new UsernameToken(Username,hashedPassword,PasswordOpti on.SendHashed);
ws.RequestSoapContext.Security.Tokens.Add(token);

It says that "RequestSoapContext" is not defined for "ws" object.

Because of this error users aren't getting authenticated and no one is able to access my web services.

Saban.

The above mentioned problem is solved. But I am faced with another problem. When I try to access the Web Services, I encounter "HTTP status 405 error: Method not allowed". What is wrong?

The problem is solved.

saban.

Hi saban,

Please let me know how did you solve ""RequestSoapContext" is not defined for "ws" object." issue.

Thanks
Ginny