/spring-boot-secured-soap-ws

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Spring Boot Secured Soap WS with various client configurations

This example shows different ways to configure Spring WebServiceTemplate and its underlying Http Client to connect to a secured web service.

The WebServiceTemplate bean uses the HttpComponentsMessageSender class to connect and send SOAP messages to the web service. The following configurations of HttpComponentsMessageSender are implemented:

  • HttpComponentsMessageSender created as a Spring Bean with default Http Client
  • HttpComponentsMessageSender created as a Spring Bean with a custom Http Client provided by constructor
  • HttpComponentsMessageSender created as a standard java object with default Http Client
  • HttpComponentsMessageSender created as a standard java object with a custom Http Client provided by constructor

To demonstrate all of the configurations above, there is a separate test for each configuration that executes a request to the running web service within the Spring test environment.

Run mvn clean test to see the different clients and how they authenticate against the secured web service.