Yaron Naveh

X509BinarySecurityToken is a message security feature (not related to ssl). The message security samples in the README show how to use certificate. SSL, is different, it is transport security. If...

Hi, I assume you use ssl. This should be enough. In the end all these settings are propagated to the `request` module here: https://github.com/yaronn/ws.js/blob/5ea2b0510f9724f98b317b0b00172720fb2e7404/lib/handlers/client/http.js#L17 so you should debug to verify...

thanks @benjamingr, you are right. I don't have an available environment to run wcf.js tests right now (tests need windows) so I will push it in the future together with...

it's not officially supported but wcf.js depends on ws.js which you can patch to get this behavior by adding the proxy parameter when calling the request module: https://github.com/yaronn/ws.js/blob/master/lib/handlers/client/http.js#L9

you would need to write the service yourself. you can use the same code as in the receive method (https://github.com/yaronn/ws.js/blob/master/lib/handlers/client/mtom/mtom.js#L53) to do the mtom part so it should not be...

use fiddler to compare the outgoing soap between node.js and .net to see the differences (both soap and http). possibly in .net you also used additional security settings the service...

I don't have a concrete example but wcf.js input is soap so you can try to ask in node-soap what'ss the best way to just extract the raw soap out...

Please paste here a sample soap. WSBinding is a potentially complex binding, but if you were able to narrow it down to just the WSA headers, then you can manually...

Try to use ws.js instead of Wcf.js: https://github.com/yaronn/ws.js#ws-addressing take the values of the action and addr ctor param from an outoging request soap ui sends.

actually the code you referenced to is relevant mainly for parsing incoming attributed. For generation currently Id (or wsu:Id) will be used but you can override it withint the library...