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Use this dialog box to apply HTTP/HTTPS or
message-level (SOAP) or both types of authentication to the WSDL
data connection you are creating, as well as to select the types
of credentials to accept for verification.
To display
this dialog box, select File > New Data Connection, and then
create a WSDL data connection.
- Requires HTTP/HTTPS Authentication
- Indicates that an HTTP/HTTPS (transport layer) message requires
client authentication to access the WSDL document and to connect
to a secure web service. The authentication credentials for the
transport layer are sent as part of the HTTP/HTTPS protocol header.
- Accepts User Name and Password
- Provides basic client authentication, where the user is prompted
with a login dialog box. Passwords are not hashed (clear text) before
they are sent to the server.
- Accepts User Name and Password Digest
- Provides an enhanced form of basic client authentication,
where the user is prompted with a login dialog box. However, passwords
are hashed before they are sent to the server.
- Accepts Client Certificate
- Provides digital ID client verification, where you are prompted
with the Select Digital dialog box listing the available digital
IDs, and select the correct digital ID to send to the server for
authentication.
- Requires Message-Level Authentication
- Indicates that the message level (SOAP) requires client authentication
that uses a security token (embedded in the SOAP message header)
to connect to a secure web service. The credentials for the message
layer (SOAP) are used to create a security UserToken.
- Accepts User Name and Password
- Provides basic client authentication, where the user is prompted
with a login dialog box, and the user name and password combination
are not encrypted before they are sent to the server.
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