I found some missing information that helped me get my WCF service with Message level security past the "Keyset does not exist" that I kept running into despite granting permissions to all the keys generated from the examples on the internet.
I finally imported the private key into the trusted people store on local machine and then granted the private key the correct permissions.
I went home and tested it on my personal server just to be sure it worked and I posted the documentation of what I did on http://www.certifiedservicestechnologies.com/using-message-security-with-wcf/
This filled in the blanks for me and finally allowed me to implement the WCF service with Message level security. I am building a WCF that must be HIPPA compliant.
I found some missing information that helped me get my WCF service with Message level security past the "Keyset does not exist" that I kept running into despite granting permissions to all the keys generated from the examples on the internet.
I finally imported the private key into the trusted people store on local machine and then granted the private key the correct permissions.
I went home and tested it on my personal server just to be sure it worked and I posted the documentation of what I did on http://www.certifiedservicestechnologies.com/using-message-security-with-wcf/
This filled in the blanks for me and finally allowed me to implement the WCF service with Message level security. I am building a WCF that must be HIPPA compliant.
I found some missing information that helped me get my WCF service with Message level security past the "Keyset does not exist" that I kept running into despite granting permissions to all the keys generated from the examples on the internet.
I finally imported the private key into the trusted people store on local machine and then granted the private key the correct permissions.
This filled in the blanks for me and finally allowed me to implement the WCF service with Message level security. I am building a WCF that must be HIPPA compliant.
I found some missing information that helped me get my WCF service with Message level security past the "Keyset does not exist" that I kept running into despite granting permissions to all the keys generated from the examples on the internet.
I finally imported the private key into the trusted people store on local machine and then granted the private key the correct permissions.
I went home and tested it on my personal server just to be sure it worked and I posted the documentation of what I did on http://www.certifiedservicestechnologies.com/using-message-security-with-wcf/
This filled in the blanks for me and finally allowed me to implement the WCF service with Message level security. I am building a WCF that must be HIPPA compliant.