Web services gain security

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As part of its initiative to encourage the uptake of Web services, IBM has issued an updated version of its toolkit for developing Web services applications, with added security features.

IBM's Web Services Toolkit (WSTK) 3.1 lets application developers use the Simple Object Access Protocol (Soap) security token and digital signature components included in the recently launched WS-S...

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