Web Service Client - how do I set basic Authentication userid / password

[Lonco]

No bug , but you need to call afterPropertiesSet() on the CommonsHttpMessageSender. This sets the credentials on the client. Invoking afterPropertiesSet() is automatically done by the Spring container, so if you create a bean definition for the message sender, and inject it into the web service template, this is all taken care off.

Thanks a lot, that fixed my problem.

[opardor]

No bug , but you need to call afterPropertiesSet() on the CommonsHttpMessageSender. This sets the credentials on the client. Invoking afterPropertiesSet() is automatically done by the Spring container, so if you create a bean definition for the message sender, and inject it into the web service template, this is all taken care off.

Thanks for the response!! After three or four days trying to solve this; i decided to check at the forums and found your quickly and concrete response