The scenarios available here can be deployed using deploy.sh

Simply give the scenario name as an argument to the script.

E.g. %sh deploy.sh scenario1 
Windows users please use the "deploy.bat".
Once policy files are deployed,  Windows user must change path names and file extension appropriately.

Make sure you have run the 
samples/client/sec_echo/deploy_client_repo.sh on Linux or
samples\client\sec_echo\deploy_client_repo.bat in Windows.

These scenarios will only copy the security policy (XML) files. 

Then go to $AXIS2C_HOME/bin and start the server.

To run the client, use the script 
"samples/client/sec_echo/update_n_run.sh" on Linux or
"samples\client\sec_echo\update_n_run.bat" on Windows.


Following is a summary of scenarios available.

Scenario    Summary
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1.          Timestamp
2.          UsernameToken
3.          Encryption
4.          Signature
5.          A complete scenario to show: Timestamp, UsernameToken, Encrypt,
            The protection order is Sign->Encrypt
            Signature is Encrypted
6.          A complete scenario to show: Timestamp, UsernameToken, Encrypt,
            The protection order is Encrypt->Sign
            Signature is Encrypted
7.          Replay detection           
8.          Symmetric binding. Encryption using derived keys.
9.          Symmetric binding. Signature
10.         Symmetric binding. Both encryption and sign. 
            The protection order is Encrypt->Sign
11.         Symmetric binding. Both encryption and sign.
            The protection order is Sign->Encrypt
12.         Symmetric binding. Both encryption and sign.
            The protection order is Sign->Encrypt
            Signature is Encrypted
13.         Symmetric binding. Both encryption and sign.
            The protection order is Encrypt->Sign
            Signature is Encrypted

FAQ:
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* I am NOT on LINUX. Are there any changes to be done in samples.
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YES. You have to change file names accordingly. For example your password
callback module might have "*.so" as the extension. This might be different in
WIN32 and Mac OS.

* I am in a HURRY and I need to try a scenario
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If you are in a real hurry and need to try a scenario please use "test_scen.sh".
Usage : %sh test_scen.sh scenarioX server-port
E.g. %sh test_scen.sh scenario3 8080

* I need to try all the scenarios
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In this case please use the script run_all.sh.
Usage: %sh run_all.sh server-port
E.g. %sh run_all.sh 8080

* I need to see messages exchanged
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You may use the TCP Monitor utility: http://ws.apache.org/commons/tcpmon/

Make sure that you give the correct port that you have configured in TCPMon
while running the scripts.

* I cannot run samples and log says keys cannot be loaded
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Check your policy files. Make sure that you have correct paths specified for
key/certificate files.

* My client sends a secured SOAP request. But the server throws me SOAP faults.
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Well. You are on it. Check whether the server's policy configurations are
satisfied by the client's policies. There is a <Reason> element carrying the
information you need in the SOAP fault. Misconfigurations in the server also can be resulted
in a SOAP fault. 

*Hmm... I'm still in a trouble. Can I contact you guys?
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Indeed you can. Please check here.
http://ws.apache.org/rampart/c/lists_issues.html
Err... if you can attach log files under AXIS2C_HOME/logs, a trace of SOAP
message, plus anything that you think relavent, that'll help the troubleshooting process.