How to add security header to apache axis web service request? -


i want add following security header through java code web service request header.

"<wsse:security soapenv:mustunderstand="1">  <wsse:usernametoken>  <tenant>default</tenant>  <wsse:username>admin</wsse:username>  <wsse:password type="http://www.visual-rules.com/wss#passwordtext">password</wsse:password>  </wsse:usernametoken>  </wsse:security>  </soapenv:header>"

i using apache axis.
want know , how add programatically.
pls help.

you can add custom soap header in axis 2 v1.6.2 in following way:

    omfactory fac = omabstractfactory.getomfactory();     soapfactory factory = omabstractfactory.getsoap12factory();     omnamespace nswsse = fac             .createomnamespace(                     "http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-secext-1.0.xsd",                     "wsse");     soapheaderblock header = factory.createsoapheaderblock("security",             nswsse);     header.setmustunderstand(true);     omelement usernametoken = fac.createomelement("usernametoken", nswsse);     omelement tenant = fac.createomelement("tenant", null);     tenant.settext("default");     usernametoken.addchild(tenant);     omelement username = fac.createomelement("username", nswsse);     username.settext("admin");     usernametoken.addchild(username);     omelement password = fac.createomelement("password", nswsse);     password.addattribute("type",             "http://www.visual-rules.com/wss#passwordtext", null);     password.settext("admin");     usernametoken.addchild(password);     header.addchild(usernametoken);      system.out.println(header);      serviceclient sender = new serviceclient();     sender.addheader(header);

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