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Migrate the client-side bindings file

We can migrate the Web Services Security client-side binding configuration for a Java EE Version 1.3 application to a Java EE Version 1.4 application. The following table lists the mapping of the top-level sections under the client-side Port Bindings tab within a Java EE v1.3 application to a Java EE v1.4 application.

The mapping of the configuration sections. Use the binding configuration information for migration.

Java EE Version 1.3 binding configuration for Web Services Security Java EE Version 1.4 binding configuration for Web Services Security
Security Request Sender Binding Configuration Security Request Generator Binding Configuration
Security Response Receiver Binding Configuration Security Response Consumer Binding Configuration

Consider the following steps to migrate the client-side binding configuration from a Java EE Version 1.3 application to a Java EE Version 1.4 application. These steps are dependent upon your specific configuration. The steps are based on typical scenarios, but the steps are not all-inclusive.


Procedure


Results

This set of steps describe the types of information that you need to migrate the Web Services Security client-side bindings configuration for a Java EE v1.3 application to a Java EE v1.4 application.


What to do next

Verify that we have migrated both the server-side and the client-side extension and binding configurations for a Java EE v1.3 application to a Java EE v1.3 application. See Migrate JAX-RPC Web Services Security applications to v8.0 applications.
Migrate the JAX-RPC server-side extensions configuration
Migrate the client-side extensions configuration
Migrate the server-side bindings file
Migrate JAX-RPC Web Services Security applications to v8.0 applications

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