Upgrading and Migrating Web Service Consumer Connector to Version 3.0

The Signature digest algorithm field now defaults to SHA256, instead of SHA1. The Encryption Digest Algorithm field now defaults to SHA256, instead of SHA1. You can still set SHA1. Applications that sign or encrypt with the previous SHA-1 default must set the digest algorithm to SHA1. For more information, see WSS Sign Configuration Adapter and WSS Encryption Algorithms Configuration.

On a custom HTTP transport, a request-response Consume that receives a non-empty HTTP error body containing a SOAP fault now raises WSC:SOAP_FAULT, instead of WSC:CANNOT_DISPATCH. Update error handlers that catch only WSC:CANNOT_DISPATCH for those faults. One-way operations and WSDL or schema requests that receive an HTTP error raise WSC:CANNOT_DISPATCH. For more information, see Read SOAP Fault Details.

These libraries are upgraded to address reported security vulnerabilities:

The mule-soap-engine library is upgraded to version 3.0.3. The connector doesn’t declare Spring or Apache CXF directly. SOAP clients use a CXF bus when Spring isn’t on the application classpath. If you upgrade from a 2.x version that put Spring libraries on the application classpath and your application used those libraries, add Spring to the application.

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