In reference to KB article 306654 (which works perfectly otherwise), why does
this method fail if the site is using SSL??? I have a series of content
handlers that write non-ASP.NET files to the browser (dynamic reports, etc.),
but as soon as SSL is enabled on the site, this method no longer works (no
data received by the browser) - I get the 'Page cannot be displayed' error.
Any help appreciated.
TIA,
Mike
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MichaelY wrote: In reference to KB article 306654 (which works perfectly otherwise),
why does this method fail if the site is using SSL??? I have a
series of content handlers that write non-ASP.NET files to the
browser (dynamic reports, etc.), but as soon as SSL is enabled on the
site, this method no longer works (no data received by the browser) -
I get the 'Page cannot be displayed' error.
Don't underestimate the processing power requirements for SSL. Your
file may sit idle in the web server's output buffer...
Do you use a chunk based approach like KB 306654 suggests, or do you
write the file en bloc?
Cheers,
-- http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de
I tried both...my test file is a 85 KB PDF file.
Mike
"Joerg Jooss" wrote: MichaelY wrote:
In reference to KB article 306654 (which works perfectly otherwise),
why does this method fail if the site is using SSL??? I have a
series of content handlers that write non-ASP.NET files to the
browser (dynamic reports, etc.), but as soon as SSL is enabled on the
site, this method no longer works (no data received by the browser) -
I get the 'Page cannot be displayed' error.
Don't underestimate the processing power requirements for SSL. Your
file may sit idle in the web server's output buffer...
Do you use a chunk based approach like KB 306654 suggests, or do you
write the file en bloc?
Cheers,
--
http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de
MichaelY wrote: I tried both...my test file is a 85 KB PDF file.
Ouch! Could be a trivial coding error, like not flushing the response
stream?
Cheers,
-- http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de
LoL...that was my first thought as well!!! But, yes, I did the "5:00 Friday"
check at least 30 times....but to no avail. As soon as SSL is turned off, it
works great....
**sigh**
Mike
"Joerg Jooss" wrote: MichaelY wrote:
I tried both...my test file is a 85 KB PDF file.
Ouch! Could be a trivial coding error, like not flushing the response
stream?
Cheers,
--
http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de
MichaelY wrote: LoL...that was my first thought as well!!! But, yes, I did the "5:00
Friday" check at least 30 times....but to no avail. As soon as SSL
is turned off, it works great....
Hm... can you post your code?
Cheers,
-- http://www.joergjooss.de
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