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David Dickinson
Hi,
Does the .NET HttpWebRequest class definitely support SSL connections via a
proxy server?
To explain - when trying to issue a POST (using HttpWebRequest) we are
getting an error back saying "The ServicePointManager does not support
proxies of https"
We have some code that is using HttpsWebRequest to issue a POST to another
webserver. This all works fine when we have a direct connection using normal
HTTP.
But: we are required to use SSL, and to have a proxy server between the
machine issuing the POST and the machine receiving it.
We have configured the web.config file with a <defaultProxy> element to
point at the proxy server, but then we get the error message shown above.
A network trace shows we don't even get any connection request to the proxy
server - it doesn't look like any bytes are leaving the requesting machine at
all.
Thanks for any help.
David.
Does the .NET HttpWebRequest class definitely support SSL connections via a
proxy server?
To explain - when trying to issue a POST (using HttpWebRequest) we are
getting an error back saying "The ServicePointManager does not support
proxies of https"
We have some code that is using HttpsWebRequest to issue a POST to another
webserver. This all works fine when we have a direct connection using normal
HTTP.
But: we are required to use SSL, and to have a proxy server between the
machine issuing the POST and the machine receiving it.
We have configured the web.config file with a <defaultProxy> element to
point at the proxy server, but then we get the error message shown above.
A network trace shows we don't even get any connection request to the proxy
server - it doesn't look like any bytes are leaving the requesting machine at
all.
Thanks for any help.
David.