Hi Yves,
From your description, you're going to develop a WCF service which use x509
certificates for security. And you're wondering something about the
certificate revoking , correct?
As for certificate revoking, the WCF runtime will do such checking
automatically by default(it is turned on). Therefore, if your service is
using certificate, the WCF runtime will try verifying them from revocation
list if accessible. Also, if for some testing purpose, you can turn off
such validation. Here is a blog entry which mentioned this:
#Irrevocable Certificates
http://blogs.msdn.com/drnick/archive...rtificates.asp
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>From: "Yves Gagnon" <ga*****@community.nospam>
Subject: How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority
Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2008 09:01:35 -0400
Hi, I need to develop a WCF on a ms certificat autority that will revoke
an
>existing certificate. My question: how to do that ? witch tool (c#) ? Do
you
>have sample code that do that ?
Thanks for your help
