I need to send a file over a socket to a https address. Do I need to do
anything differently than specify the address with the https, and port 443?
For instance,
string m_server= "https://www.webaddress. com"
int m_port= 443;
m_RecvBytes = new Byte[1000];
System.Net.IPHo stEntry ipHostInfo =
System.Net.Dns. Resolve(m_serve r);
System.Net.IPAd dress hostadd = ipHostInfo.Addr essList[0];
m_EPhostSP = new IPEndPoint(host add, m_port);
etc. 4 2746
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:36:00 -0700, Dave <Da**@noWeb.com wrote:
I need to send a file over a socket to a https address. Do I need to do
anything differently than specify the address with the https, and port
443?
Using Socket? Yes. Using Socket, you'll be responsible for all of the
application-level protocol issues related to HTTPS, such as encryption.
..NET has built-in classes that wrap HTTP communications and take care of
the protocol-specific stuff for you. I think it's possible it has similar
for HTTPS, though I don't know off hand what those classes would be.
Pete
Dave wrote:
I need to send a file over a socket to a https address. Do I need to do
anything differently than specify the address with the https, and port 443?
For instance,
string m_server= "https://www.webaddress. com"
int m_port= 443;
m_RecvBytes = new Byte[1000];
System.Net.IPHo stEntry ipHostInfo =
System.Net.Dns. Resolve(m_serve r);
System.Net.IPAd dress hostadd = ipHostInfo.Addr essList[0];
m_EPhostSP = new IPEndPoint(host add, m_port);
Yes.
A normal socket and a SSL socket is significantly different even though
a SSL socket is added on top of a standard socket.
In theory you can do the SSL handshake yourself, but you don't want
to do that.
WebRequest (and WebClient I guess) do support HTTPS URL's, so
if you use that, then all the SSL stuff will be done for you.
If you really need the flexibility at the socket level (which you
probbaly do not if you just need HTTPS), then you should look for
a SSL socket library for .NET - such do exist.
Arne
I just need to send a file to a https address. Could someone point me to an
example where this is done.
"Arne Vajhøj" wrote:
Dave wrote:
I need to send a file over a socket to a https address. Do I need to do
anything differently than specify the address with the https, and port 443?
For instance,
string m_server= "https://www.webaddress. com"
int m_port= 443;
m_RecvBytes = new Byte[1000];
System.Net.IPHo stEntry ipHostInfo =
System.Net.Dns. Resolve(m_serve r);
System.Net.IPAd dress hostadd = ipHostInfo.Addr essList[0];
m_EPhostSP = new IPEndPoint(host add, m_port);
Yes.
A normal socket and a SSL socket is significantly different even though
a SSL socket is added on top of a standard socket.
In theory you can do the SSL handshake yourself, but you don't want
to do that.
WebRequest (and WebClient I guess) do support HTTPS URL's, so
if you use that, then all the SSL stuff will be done for you.
If you really need the flexibility at the socket level (which you
probbaly do not if you just need HTTPS), then you should look for
a SSL socket library for .NET - such do exist.
Arne
Dave wrote:
I just need to send a file to a https address. Could someone point me to an
example where this is done.
Lookup WebRequest and WebClient in docs.
Note that a file can be uploaded both as raw and as form encoded.
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