How do I add authentication SOAP Header to the RPC webservice Client? - web-services

I want to consume RPC webservice.I have created stub. Service requests below headers in SOAP request.
<S:Header>
<securityHeader>
<username>FUNC_DBSOCKET_SERVICE</username>
<password>welcome1</password>
</securityHeader>
</S:Header>
How can we add header to the RPC client SOAP requests.Please help.

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WSDL webservice error : The HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme 'Basic' while connecting to SAP PI

I'm new to web service. I'm required to consume a WSDL webservice created in SAP PI and send data to it via Dot Net application.
I'm getting the below error
The HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme 'Basic'. The authentication header received from the server was 'Basic realm="XISOAPApps"'. Pl help.
I expect to get a response from the server. I tested the service in Soap UI tool and it is working fine.

Soap header or http header

Have a Web application which connects to a jax-ws service. Want to send security credentials in the header. But.. I know that there are two types of headers:
1) soap header, which I can set with handler in client side
2) http header in transport layer
Can anybody explain pros and cons of setting additional information in each of these headers? What is the best practice?
SOAP headers and HTTP headers are not the same.
The SOAP headers contain routing information, authentication information and so on. It independent of the transport that SOAP uses. If you send the data to the web service then you should place it inside the SOAP headers.
SOAP message passed to the receiver.
HTTP headers contain the content type, the content length, the cache directives for clients, cookies and so on. It independent of the what actually transmitted with HTTP. HTTP headers is intercepted in the web server.
See Also:
XML Soap
SOAP Headers
Message Headers

Which HTTP Method is used to send SOAP messages?

Which HTTP Method is used to send SOAP messages?
I guess, if you are working at the servlet level,you could define the HTTP method(would there still be restrictions?).
But if all that is hidden, and I'm using a simple JAX WS webservice, which HTTP method would(should??) the request and response messages have?
I think JAX-WS and most other implementations use post for transmitting requests
you can verify it by capturing the request in TCP IP monitor

Servlets and Wsdl file

have a wsdl link and I know the soap request what to send and lso the response format through the membrane soap ui client
I have written a simple html page having 3 fields which i pass through request format of soap and then i get a response based on it. This passing of request and validations are done in servlet which i call through action in form. Now i have a wsdl file link.
How should I use it to make request response from the servlet .please help me with code.
EDIT : THE WSDL CONTAINS WCF BASED SOAP SERVICE .
You have to build a web service client from wsdl using wsimport java utility, then you will get a webservice handle, using that you can build a request, send a request and get a response.
for more details: http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/bnayn.html

SOAP over HTTP and SOAP over JMS

I have a requirement where a web service has to be exposed both as SOAP over HTTP and JMS. How would be the bindings for both in a WSDL at the same time ?
Also what all extra care(compared to a simple web service SOAP over HTTP) need to be taken for generating and deploying webservice in this scenario?
If possible, please give an example of a WSDL where both bindings are mentioned.