1.define your own SOAP message API,make sure including auth_token
2.use API for java.net package to POST your SOAP message to server side which is actually a servlet listener
3.at server side, in doPost method of the servlet listener,you parse the SOAP message,wrap it in a java object
4.get auth_token for the wrapper java object
5.you can input your useID and credential from a form at web layer,you can keep them in session,cookie or URLRewriting...This is the same as other web application (basic,digest,credential) SSL
6.get auth_token from persistence according to useID,credential,compare with the token in your SOAP message,this is athentication
7.you can define your ACL in the persistence,then you can implement athorization
next,let's discuss how to implement authentication and authorization under WEBLOGIC webservices
2.use API for java.net package to POST your SOAP message to server side which is actually a servlet listener
3.at server side, in doPost method of the servlet listener,you parse the SOAP message,wrap it in a java object
4.get auth_token for the wrapper java object
5.you can input your useID and credential from a form at web layer,you can keep them in session,cookie or URLRewriting...This is the same as other web application (basic,digest,credential) SSL
6.get auth_token from persistence according to useID,credential,compare with the token in your SOAP message,this is athentication
7.you can define your ACL in the persistence,then you can implement athorization
next,let's discuss how to implement authentication and authorization under WEBLOGIC webservices