Use this page to define the elements of an encrypted part. Encrypted parts are used to protect message confidentiality and, in this case, the encrypted parts are being defined as part of the policy set process.
Specifies the name of this set of one of more message parts that you have selected to encrypt. The name you choose is treated as a label and must be unique within the Response message part protection or Request message part protection collections for this WS-Security policy.
Specifies a list of the message elements included in the encrypted part. The Elements in part field contains a listing of message elements that are included in this encrypted part to provide message integrity. Using the Add Specified Elements button and the information in the Specify Elements to Add section or the Remove Selected Elements button, you can change the elements in the list that are included in the encrypted part.
Enables you to define a message element and add it to the listing of elements in this encrypted part.
Enables the removal of a selected message element from the listing of elements in this encrypted part. To remove a message element from this encrypted part, first click the element to remove from the Elements in part list and then click the Remove Selected Elements button.
Specifies if the message body is protected in this part. To protect the message body in this part, click the Protect message body button.
Specifies if the displayed XPath expression is used as the method for specifying that a specific element is included in this part. Click the XPath expression radio button and provide an expression in the entry field that represents the message part to encrypt.
To sign a SOAP header element, select the QName radio button and provide the namespace and optionally the localname of the SOAP header element to encrypt. If the localname is omitted, all SOAP header elements with the specified namespace are encrypted. Note that in order to use the QName selection method, the SOAP header elements must be the immediate children of the SOAP header. You cannot select header elements that are sub-elements of other elements in the SOAP header using QName. In this case, you must use an XPath expression to select these header elements.