Questions[wsdl](server)

I would like to have a reverse proxy (apache httpd with mod_proxy) in front of an IIS hosting a SOAP Web Service.

The problem I'm facing is that the SOAP clients ask the web server for the details about the web service by downloading the WSDL from the endpoint. This WSDL is generated by the web service and it contains the URLs to the web service that the client should use. The problem is that when the web service is behind the proxy, the generated URLs contain the wrong, private, address.

the IIS web service is located at http://internal.host.com/Dirname/Service.asmx and it can be called with GET or POST.

The WSDL is retrieved with GET with WSDL as the query string:

http://internal.host.com/Dirname/Service.asmx?WSDL

The reverse proxy presents the web service as:

https://proxy.host.com/VirtualDir/Service.asmx

And my problem is that the contents of the dynamically generated WSDL contains the internal URLs (that the proxy connects to).

I would like to avoid hacking/recompiling the web service itself, so when I was thinking of alternative solutions, I wondered this;

Could I make httpd on the proxy server somehow intercept the call to the ?WSDL document and serve static content instead, and still forward other queries (including GET parameters) to the internal IIS server?

The relevant httpd config currently looks like this:

ProxyPass "/VirtualDir/"  "http://internal.host.com/Dirname/"

And I was thinking that perhaps RewriteCond and RewriteRule could be used in some clever way to catch only the requests to the /.../Service.asmx?WSDL and serve a static local document instead, and forward "the rest" to the IIS, but I don't really know how to do that correctly without breaking anything else.

The reverse proxy is used for other services as well, under other virtual "directories".

I am trying to migrate a site from IIS 6 to IIS 7.5.

When the page loads, I receive the error as shown in the screenshot below. Even while files are identical on the IIS 6 server (where this works), the error complains that "This web service is using http://tempuri.org/ as its default namespace."

In my searches, I have found that this may have something to do with WSDL.

Apologies for being vague, but if someone could point me in the general direction of an answer I can probably take it from there.

I am using Apache Tomcat webapp as a client (java) to an IIS hosted webservice. I need to use SSL with client authentication. What kind of matching criteria is used by the client to send a client certificate to the Server as part of the CertificateRequest which is part of the ServerHello.

I installed the client cert in IE and access the WSDL then it prompts for the client cert and I choose the one that I installed and it works.

I can send the debug ssl dump if needed.

I am sending request to WSDL server, and I have some funny results. In about 9 of 10 cases I got error from server, however in 1 of 10 I got successful response.

Headers from successful response:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2011 09:34:47 GMT
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
x-wily-servlet: Clear appServerIp=x.x.x.x&agentName=esb_online_server4&servletName=HttpTransportServlet&servletResponseTime=4&agentHost=z2esb04.xxx.com&agentProcess=WebLogic
X-Powered-By: Servlet/2.5 JSP/2.1
x-wily-info: Clear guid=24573561C68E76520E3CD0AC3E3A7EC9
Content-Length: 568
Connection: close

From failure:

HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2011 09:34:45 GMT
Server: WebSphere Application Server/5.0
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
Content-Language: en
Connection: close
Content-Length: 521

I am trying to figure our where is the problem, however I am responsible for client side only. Does it mean that there are two different servers that may respond to same request with same URL, and therefore it must be problem somewhere in backend configuration?

I am a php developer and have recently decided to make one of my Magento extensions commercial. I have downloaded and configured MageParts CEM Server and that is all working perfectly in regard to licencing and delivery of module packages. The only issue is that the directory that the packages are stored in could be accessed by anyone. I tried this in a .htaccess file, but now it is not working.

<Files services.wsdl>
allow from all
</Files>

deny from all

Clients are receiving a 403 Forbidden response. Have I done something wrong in the .htaccess file or would there be a better way to secure the directory?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.