I tried to develop an application to download a file from an Https server.
My application was able to download a file from a regural Http server.
I used a WebProxy and i passed the NetworkCredenti al, but also it didn't
work like:-
Dim myProxy As New WebProxy("https ://TheServername.c om/", 443)
Also I used that way to create a class to accept all kinds of
certifications, and also it didn't work.
Public Class acceptAllCerts
Implements System.Net.ICer tificatePolicy
Public Function CheckValidation Result(ByVal srvPoint As ServicePoint, _
ByVal cert As X509Certificate , ByVal request As WebRequest, ByVal
problem As Integer) _
As Boolean Implements ICertificatePol icy.CheckValida tionResult
Return True
End Function
End Class
The message I am receiving is "The ServicePointMan ager does not support
proxies of https scheme."
Does anyone have any idea how to solve this?
Does anyone have any valid script to download a file from a secured Https
server? 2 2601
On Thu, 18 May 2006 11:31:02 -0700, Nader Shahin
<Na*********@di scussions.micro soft.com> wrote: I tried to develop an application to download a file from an Https server. My application was able to download a file from a regural Http server.
I used a WebProxy and i passed the NetworkCredenti al, but also it didn't work like:- Dim myProxy As New WebProxy("https ://TheServername.c om/", 443)
Also I used that way to create a class to accept all kinds of certifications , and also it didn't work.
Public Class acceptAllCerts Implements System.Net.ICer tificatePolicy Public Function CheckValidation Result(ByVal srvPoint As ServicePoint, _ ByVal cert As X509Certificate , ByVal request As WebRequest, ByVal problem As Integer) _ As Boolean Implements ICertificatePol icy.CheckValida tionResult Return True End Function End Class
The message I am receiving is "The ServicePointMan ager does not support proxies of https scheme."
Does anyone have any idea how to solve this? Does anyone have any valid script to download a file from a secured Https server?
I wrote an app in VB6 back in 2000 part of which deals with
downloading weather images from the web. Some images require
credentials (user, password) and a few are on SSL sites (https:).
At that time I found a complete example on MSDN which showed how to
handle credentials when required and the SSL (https:) downloads using
the WinInet library. I rewrote this app a few months ago in VB2005.
Although WebClient works fine for the normal http requests, I never
could make it work for requests requiring credentials and found no
info on how to handle https. So, I wound up reworking/converting that
old example to work in VB2005 (works OK).
That particular example link and most others from that era are no
longer found on MSDN. However, you can find info, there, on WinInet.
It looks like that old example code is there, but in bits and pieces.
Gene
don't know if this helps http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/Upload...ntGateway.aspx
"gene kelley" <ok**@by.me> wrote in message
news:4u******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... On Thu, 18 May 2006 11:31:02 -0700, Nader Shahin <Na*********@di scussions.micro soft.com> wrote:
I tried to develop an application to download a file from an Https server. My application was able to download a file from a regural Http server.
I used a WebProxy and i passed the NetworkCredenti al, but also it didn't work like:- Dim myProxy As New WebProxy("https ://TheServername.c om/", 443)
Also I used that way to create a class to accept all kinds of certification s, and also it didn't work.
Public Class acceptAllCerts Implements System.Net.ICer tificatePolicy Public Function CheckValidation Result(ByVal srvPoint As ServicePoint, _ ByVal cert As X509Certificate , ByVal request As WebRequest, ByVal problem As Integer) _ As Boolean Implements ICertificatePol icy.CheckValida tionResult Return True End Function End Class
The message I am receiving is "The ServicePointMan ager does not support proxies of https scheme."
Does anyone have any idea how to solve this? Does anyone have any valid script to download a file from a secured Https server?
I wrote an app in VB6 back in 2000 part of which deals with downloading weather images from the web. Some images require credentials (user, password) and a few are on SSL sites (https:). At that time I found a complete example on MSDN which showed how to handle credentials when required and the SSL (https:) downloads using the WinInet library. I rewrote this app a few months ago in VB2005. Although WebClient works fine for the normal http requests, I never could make it work for requests requiring credentials and found no info on how to handle https. So, I wound up reworking/converting that old example to work in VB2005 (works OK).
That particular example link and most others from that era are no longer found on MSDN. However, you can find info, there, on WinInet. It looks like that old example code is there, but in bits and pieces.
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