I have a proxy service who uses an XSLT mediator, I want to add a request header to it, this information representes a basic HTTP authentication :
Authorization:Basic YWRtaW46YWRtaW4=
The last key is created with a login 'admin' and a password 'admin'.
How can I add this header to my request in the proxy service as a get request so I can authenticate my proxy before doing the xslt transformation.
Thanks
How can I add this header to my request
You should add this as BasicAuth header in your request. If you use SOAP UI, you can see the options to add a SOAPHeader elements where, provide as Authorization :Basic XXX
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I have to add password text in WSSE header request before sending the request to another system from BizTalk. Have coded a helper class to generate the Nonce and send attached it to WCF headers inside orchestration. When testing getting error saying "The security token could not be authenticated or authorized"
I'm using BIRT 4.3.1 and my datasource is a Webservice. Authentication is done by Josso and JOSSOID is available at my report.
I've tried to call this Webservice by SoapUi adding JOSSOID in the header. But I need to know how to do it by BIRT. I use a BIRTEclipse to edit/view the report itself.
I've searched something about WSSE but this protocol needs the username and password and I have just JOSSOID.
How could I add a custom header to this HTTP Request?
I need to pass Authorization Header from API Manager (WSO2) to my Service Bus Aplication (Oracle).
I saw in another post that I cant do that, because API will validate the token against the key manager and drop that token before calling the back end. (How to pass authorization header in WSO2 OAuth2 and its backend API server Oauth2?)
There's any alternative to pass the token from API Manager to my service bus application?
There's some additional settings for that?
In conf/api-manager.xml, change value of "RemoveOAuthHeadersFromOutMessage" to false. Authorization header will not be removed and you can access it in your sequence, then you can set it to the request header to you backend. Not sure whether this is what you want or not.
One option would be to send same oauth token in another custom header and then by adding a custom mediation sequence in the api manager, set that custom header to Authorization header and then send it to backend server.
https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM1100/Pass+a+Custom+Authorization+Token+to+the+Backend.
What HTTP headers does the WSO2 API Manager Gateway pass along on the proxied request to the origin API server for an OAuth-authenticated request? I can't find any documentation on this, is it in the docs somewhere and if so what's the URL?
It must include at least the application name / client id and user name where applicable, right?
Is it possible to store additional attributes per registered application and to pass those along as additional headers in the proxied requests? How?
thx,
Chris
You can pass those information to the back-end service as a JWT. To do this, set
<EnableTokenGeneration>
to true in api-manager.xml. The JWT will be passed as a base64 encoded string in the header. You can also add new values to be passed to the back-end service by customizing the JWTGenerator class. Refer[1]
[1] - http://wso2.com/library/articles/2014/12/customize-json-web-token-generation-with-wso2-api-manager-1.8.0/
I am using wso2 ESB to secure my service. service is available through wsdl, and this service is insecured. My scenario is as follows: A system expose some apis or services, and they are insecured. I want to create proxy services to these services. If client invokes the proxy service, ESB should first check if the request contains the session ID, if yes, client can invoke the backend service. if no, client is redirect to a log in page. I think ESB can do this by adding a session ID or user ID header to the request, but I am lack of docs. can someone help?
and I have read [1], and conclude ESB will meet my demand.
[1] http://www.ws02.net/library/knowledge-base/convert-http-basic-authentication-ws-security-username-token/
I think you are expecting a custom header field from user request. Since you are creating proxies with the associated WSDL, you can add SOAP Header requirement in your wsdl and associate that WSDL to the proxy (using publishWSDL option). So, when user send request to your proxy he might need to add that particular header.
Other routing logic you can handle within proxy configuration