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Hi Albert, depends on what you mean by that exactly. If you ask: will Hermes do XML Encryption for me and how do I turn that on? No, Hermes implements ebMS 2.0, and at the time of that spec, XML Enc was not ready yet. If you ask will Hermes send XML Encrypted payloads? Yes, Hermes will send any payload, just make sure it's identified correctly, see David's response as well. If you ask can I build a Hermes client that will do this transparently from the rest of my environment? Depends on your programming skills, but I'd say it can be done. However, that would defeat the purpose of the encryption. All traffic of ebMS can be SSL encrypted (for HTTP) or S/MIME encrypted (for mail transfer), and the client/server traffic inside Hermes can run over HTTPS. If you want *persistent* encryption, you need Hermes to deliver the payload encrypted anyway.. I believe ebMS 3.0 introduces XML Enc as a replacement/alternative for S/MIME mail encryption, but that won't help you for your persistent requirement. Out of curiosity, why do you need persistent encryption, is the receiving Hermes client system not trustworthy? kind regards, Gait Boxman. Kappe, Albert wrote:
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