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http_client Connect to HTTPS server #18
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Hi, take a look at https://casablanca.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Release/samples/BingRequest/bingrequest.cpp. To use https, it should be as simple as changing the "http://" to "https://", assuming you have a valid certificate for your nodejs server. Alternatively, for testing purposes, you could disable certificate validation. |
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but how to specify my certificate? |
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Do you mean client side certificates? You didn't mention anything like that in the original question. |
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/Do you mean client side certificates?/ /You didn't mention anything like that in the original question./ |
Then that's a different question entirely. I don't think cpprest currently supports client side certificates. You may be able to work around the limitation by getting access to the native handle and using platform specific code.
My apologies. |
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Closing, since original question has been answered. Please feel free to open a separate issue about client side certificates. |
I've a webservice running in node.js under the protocol HTTPS.
Could someone give an insight of how to perform this connection? I can't figure it out.
Thanks in regards.