JDeveloper Web Service Client/Proxy basic authentication

Hi, I recently migrated a 10g Web Service to a Web Service that uses authentication of database 11g.

Then I generated the proxy/client by using the WSDL for my consumer application in JDeveloper 11 g. However, I can't find all the functions that will allow me to set the user name and password to access the web service.

For example, in 10g Client, I had simply to this:

myPort = new SoapHttpPortClient();
myPort.setUsername ("username");
myPort.setPassword ("password");

I don't know how to do the same thing in the Web Service client generated in 11g.

Thanks in advance.

Hello

See the beginning of this blog entry: http://biemond.blogspot.de/2009/04/jax-ws-web-service-proxy-client-and.html

Frank

BTW. : I used Google

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