Connecting to a WSE 3.0 Web Service From a WCF Client?

The error message is refering to Transport Level Security, this usually means https.

The error message is refering to Transport Level Security, this usually means https. You have not shown your configuration files. But I am guessing that you have configured security to be transport (or it is required as a consiquence of another choice) and used an address that is http instead of https.

Thanks for responding. I am defining the SecurityAssertion as UserNameOverTransport programatically in the code I provide above. The web service does not use https, so I do not believe that this is the problem.

– Dave Aug 12 '09 at 20:13 I think that this is why you are getting the error. You are sending the username/password over the transport, WCF then sees that the password will go over the wire unencrypted and refuses to start the service. – Shiraz Bhaiji Aug 12 '09 at 20:21 It seems that would be a major difference between WSE3.0 and WCF, then.

I can use a WSE 3.0 client without SSL to connect to my WSE3 service, but a WCF client won't connect with the same message Dave got in his sample. – Sebastian Edelmeier Nov 29 '10 at 14:19.

I had success in a similar case with the following binding configuration: Hope it works for you too.

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