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Try to change your security configuration:
1.- Timestamp
2.- Signature
2.1.- Key Identifier Type -> BinarySecurityToken
2.2.- Check Use single certificate for signing
2.2.- Leave parts empty.
3.- Signature
3.1.- Key Identifier Type -> None
3.2.- Don't check Use single certificate for signing
3.3.- Parts:
3.3.1.- Timestamp.
3.3.2.- Body.
3.3.3.- BinarySecurityToken.
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I tried these settings in 4.0.1, but I get two signatures even though I leave the signed parts empty as suggested in step 2.2. For me, step 2 always generates a signature signing the SOAP Body. So, the signature generated in step 3 is fine, it signs everything I need to sign including the BinarySecurityToken, but I can't get rid of the other signature.
Does anyone have some ideas?
Thanks,
András
