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July 11, 2007 at 12:56 pm
In our organization we are trying to implement Security between ESB to Service Provider. We are looking at using x509 digital signatures between ESB and service provider. We are using Datapower in combination with Message Broker as the ESB. What’z your opinion in using x509 digital signatures, I read in few articles that it is effects the performance, Are you aware of any other alternatives which are WS-I compliant ?
Enabling security between ESB and WSSR might be the next thing we might be look at.
PK