We have a requirement to write a client on Android w.r.t. Web-Services-Security.
I looked at WSS4J code, not meant for Android.
I don't have a remote idea of how to communicate with a web-service that implements WSS ?
Or any conceptual knowledge, read the wiki for WSS , though not much helpful-or i am too dumb to understand.
Any ideas , suggestions would help.
Thanks.
You can try kSoap making your way to security, or Apache Santuario repackaged cause javax.xml.soap with javax.xml.crypto are not in Android.
It is not easy but when you don't know how, that is the moment you learn ;)
Hope it helps
EDIT: I updated the answer cause crypto itself is not Android, see link n.2
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Would be veeeery thankful for any explanation (examples will be highly appreciated ).
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Thank you!
I am looking to create a simple service to learn calling a service from android.
What I want to do is an app to call a system over the web provide some parameters and the system respond. Very simple (hopefully)
But I want to build both ends.. not just the android end.
What tools would the community recommend that are industry standard and hopefully easily accessible.
I am hoping TomCat can do the hosting, but don't know if this should be a JSP or EE application.
Can anyone point me to an email of setting this up, again with both sides.
Hopefully Tomcat is a decent enough server to be both easy to setup and robust enough if enough calls are made to it.
Once that is done then I only need to do the android portion with Ksoap or anything else that is recommended.
Thanks in advance and I hope this is not too general a question.
I recommend using Apache CXF for a server. It does pretty much everything that you need in a web service. It does have a client part, but so far, I have implemented web services on Android myself, rather than using libraries. But that was a while ago, maybe today libs are better customized for Android.
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You asked a general question, so the best I can do is give you a general answer. On android, you can't execute python as far as I know. The only thing that comes close is Android Scripting Environment.
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Thanks for any kind of help!
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Read the official documentation, study the dungeons sample, try to understand and if you get stuck, post specific questions. Otherwise, just hire someone to do it for you.