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Are Access Control Policy and Web Service Policy the same?

April 26, 2017CONTROL policy service web

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Are Access Control Policy and Web Service Policy the same?

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No. Access control policy is a boolean expression that is evaluated to determine which requests to access a particular resource (such as a proxy service, Web application, or EJB) are granted and which should be denied access. Typically access control policies are based on the roles of the requestor. WS-Policy is metadata about a Web service that complements the service definition (WSDL). WS-Policy can be used to express a requirement that all service clients must satisfy, such as, all requests must be digitally signed by the client.