I got following code:
svc = new SomeService();
X509Certificate cert = LoadCertFromStore("certname");
svc.ClientCertificates.Add(cert);
svc.SomeWebservice();
The certificate is properly read from the store (i have also tried to
load from the file) but I sill get "403 Forbidden" error. I was
googling but I found nothing that helped me. On the remote server the
client certificate is missing.
I tried to connect to the webservicve through the browser but in
internet explorer client certificates list dialog is empty. It is
probably because I do not have private key assiciated with the client
cert (by the way: do I really need to have private key to use client
cert???????). I have only certificate.cer file whis is imported to
local machine store.
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