RE: webReference.SetURL method with https connections
- From: stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven Cheng[MSFT])
- Date: Wed, 02 Nov 2005 12:10:28 GMT
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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\lang2052\f0\fs20 Hi Jason,
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\par Welcome to webservice newsgroup.
\par From your description, you've creating webservice proxy in C++ application to consume a certain webservice. It works well when through normal http protocol. However, when the service switch to use https , the client side will fail, yes?
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\par As for the C++ application, is it a managed c++ application or pure unmanaged c++ app? Based on my local test, the autogenerated unmanaged proxy class seems hasn't provide the SetUrl function. Or maybe there has something different from my setting?
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\par In addition, have you tried cosuming some other webservice protected through SSL? Just to confirm whether it is a service specific issue. Also, we can try hard coding the https url in the proxy and compiled it and test again.
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\par Please feel free to let me know if there're anything else I missed.
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\par Thanks,
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\par Steven Cheng
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\par Basically we have a web method with a dynamic URL. The client is developed
\par in C++ and I've been using the webReference.SetUrl(
\par "http://test.example.com..."; ) method successfully with various web method
\par URLs.
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\par However, when we switched to using a secure connection, the call to
\par webReference.SetUrl( "https://test.example.com..."; ) no longer functions.
\par The SetUrl() method is actually successful, but any following calls in to the
\par web reference fail.
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\par I created a test app in C# and used the webRefence.URL property to
\par successfully set the url to both non-secure and secure URLs. Both work fine.
\par So the problem resides specifically with using https:// in the C++ client.
\par It's either a bug or I'm missing a step.
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\par Any ideas?
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\par Thank you very much,
\par Jason
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