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Subject: Intercept and Alter SOAP XML in CXF
From: "Smith, Mitchell" <mitchell.smith@cwc.com>
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Hi,

I have a requirement to add a XML digital signature to soap requests in my
client.

The service provider has chosen to not use WS-Security, but instead insist
on a XML digital signature, being added to the soap request (I have no idea
why)

Is there anyway, I can use interceptors or transformers, to then sign the
the RAW XML of the SOAP request once formatted prior to sending this to the
server?

Thanks

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