private GenericXmlSecurityKeyIdentifierClause GetSecurityKeyIdentifierForTokenReference(SecurityTokenReference securityTokenReference)
{
if (securityTokenReference == null)
{
return(null);
}
return(new GenericXmlSecurityKeyIdentifierClause(WsSecuritySerializer.CreateXmlElement(securityTokenReference)));
}
private GenericXmlSecurityKeyIdentifierClause GetSecurityKeyIdentifierForTokenReference(SecurityTokenReference securityTokenReference)
{
if (securityTokenReference == null)
{
return(null);
}
// this is tricky.
// the SecurityTokenReference must be in the wsse namespace of the security binding that will communicate with the relying party.
// the 'TokenType must be in wsse 1.1
// TODO - need to create to obtain the actual security version that will be used for the relying party.
// even though the MessageSecurityVersion is 1.1, the security header is written with 1.0
return(new GenericXmlSecurityKeyIdentifierClause(WsSecuritySerializer.GetXmlElement(securityTokenReference, new WsSerializationContext(WsTrustVersion.TrustFeb2005))));
}
