Re: Remoting from behind machine-local proxy
From: Sunny (sunny_at_newsgroup.nospam)
Date: 03/17/05
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Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 09:20:47 -0600
In article <63e5bf21.0503170008.505a399f@posting.google.com>,
MKhoruzhy@infostroy.ru says...
> I have a configuration when Remoting Windows Form client has to
> communicate with Remoting object hosted by IIS via encreprted http
> channel. Encription is provided by specialized client-side and
> server-side software. Client-side encription software works as http
> proxy server with automatic registration in LAN settings available
> through IE. So that the process should look like: request from client
> to Remoting object is to be redirected to local proxy server
> (127.0.0.1:port) and sent to encription server where Remoting object
> resides, then redirected to Remoting object. In practice, client
> requests do not pass through local proxy and comes to Remoting object
> directly and request processed successfully but it bypasses encripted
> channel.
> I've lost the hope to solve this problem. It seemed to me that if I
> set up proxy server settings for the client application, HttpChannel
> will use it when sending http packets. I tried to set it up in a
> different ways: registering proxy server information in client
> *.config file, creating WebProxy object and assigning it to
> GlobalProxySelection, passing proxy properties to HttpChannel
> constructor. Noting makes client application to send packets through
> local proxy. At the same time, reading from code registered
> HttpChannel properties I see proxy settings are present and correct.
> Can anyone explain me if this configuration can work in general and
> how to make it alive. I use .NET Framework 1.1, http channel, soap
> formatter
>
> Thanks.
>
What happens, if in IE you type: http://myserver/myobject.rem?WSDL
Look with netstat where through the connection goes. Also, check what
settings you have for bypass local for your proxy, it may assume that
your server is on the local network.
Cheers
Sunny
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