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How you can use MessageInspectors in WCF in conjunction with custom behaviors, so that you can support the WS-I Basic Profile UsernameToken with a hashed Password Digest - currently unsupported in WCF.

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This Visual Studio.NET 2012 solution demonstrates how you can use MessageInspectors in WCF in conjunction with custom behaviors, so that you can support the WS-I Basic Profile UsernameToken with a hashed Password Digest - currently unsupported in WCF.

The approach is as if you have been supplied a WSDL from a third party (Apache Axis2 stack), and follows through the process of creating the client proxy and overriding the SOAP headers before the message is sent.

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How you can use MessageInspectors in WCF in conjunction with custom behaviors, so that you can support the WS-I Basic Profile UsernameToken with a hashed Password Digest - currently unsupported in WCF.

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