WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Sean McLellan — Sat, 04 Jun 2005 00:12:52 GMT

Don't get confused like I did -- this is indeed a CTP! ;)

Any timeframe for final? We looking around the fall window when the other extremely cool stuff is coming out? ;)

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Mark Fussell — Sat, 04 Jun 2005 01:59:47 GMT

Yes, this is the first of monthly CTPs for WSE 3.0. The RTM release is scheduled to be .NET Framework 2.0/VS2005 RTM + 2-4 weeks. Yes, I have a relative ship date which means that its easy to say when!

WSE 3.0 is the build to go with VS2005

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Dan Mork — Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:49:55 GMT

Mark,

Are <endpoint> and <operation> still supported somehow in the new policy file schema? The help page for <policy> (/policies/policy) refers to an <endpoint> element but the hyperlink is dead.

Cheers,
Dan

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Mark — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 08:29:58 GMT

No, Endpoint and Operation (the ability to map in the policy file) are not supported in WSE 3.0. There has been a simplification of policy in WSE 3.0 and these were removed for the reasons of difficulty mapping messages to URLs and security exploits where the message could not have an default policy and this would still be processed through the WSE pipeline. Now you have to specific the policy name binding in code

- Mark

MTOM support in WSE 3.0 CTP

Davanum Srinivas' weblog — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:27:39 GMT

Mark asked for some feedback on WSE 3.0 CTP. Here's my 2 cents. Switching on MTOM behavior: #1: all base64Binary fields are eligible for MTOM-ming. #2: You can control the behavior of the client or server using the mtom element...

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Davanum Srinivas — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:35:40 GMT

Mark,

See http://blogs.cocoondev.org/dims/archives/003213.html for feedback on the MTOM support.

-- dims

MTOM support in WSE 3.0 CTP

Davanum Srinivas' weblog — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:42:37 GMT

MTOM support in WSE 3.0 CTP

Davanum Srinivas' weblog — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 18:27:14 GMT

re: WSE 3.0 Released on MSDN

Dan Mork — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:26:39 GMT

Mark,

Re: Endpoint and Operation

So if I need to define the policy binding in code how do I define operation-level policy when PolicyAttribute cannot target a method (can only target a class)? I'm primarily interested in AuthZ. Within a named policy will I be able to specify different claim requirements for each action URI?

Cheers,
Dan

Mark Fussell s WebLog WSE 3 0 Released on MSDN | Uniform Stores

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