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Adds WSSE authentication to an HTTP API connection using a username and password. WSSE is a header-based standard, common with SOAP and older web services, that proves who you are without sending the password itself: each request carries a X-WSSE header containing your username and a freshly hashed token built from the password. Use this when the API you are calling asks for WSSE credentials.

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This feature adds authentication to a live HTTP connection rather than transforming data, so there is no before/after to show. A typical configuration looks like this: With these settings, every request sent over the connection includes a X-WSSE header carrying the username and a hashed token derived from the password.