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I already have another SOAP post I know but now my question is about security.... I have a web service developed in PHP which will be consumed by Delphi clients. Any ideas on what sort of security i can implement so I can restrict access to 'known' Delphi clients???

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Web Services Security

You could also use client certificates.
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You could also use client certificates.


Ok, do you have an example?
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Ok, so i've taken a look at a SOAP extension Framework which implements WS-Security stuff among other things (http://wso2.org/projects/wsf/php). Has anyone had any experience with this framework?
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