Security stacks contain a sequence of security algorithms
that are used to communicate securely with SOAP-based web services.
In this lesson, you can learn how to use the WSDL security
editor to create and edit security stacks for service requests and
responses. The WSDL security editor supports most industry standards
for encrypting, decrypting, signing, and processing requests and responses
from SOAP-based services. The security editor contains two pages,
which relate to the two steps of setting up a security configuration:
Describing a security stack as a sequence of algorithm blocks
that you can configure
Associating a security stack with each request and response operation
in the WSDL