I am attempting to make a HTTPS connection to a website using HttpsURLConnection, and then perform a PUT request. When I try to create the OutputStreamWriter from HttpsURLConnection.getOutputStream(),
If I access https://www.mynetfone.com.au in a browser, the cerificate validates fine. To do anything with this site in .NET, I have to override ServicePointManager and turn certificate validation off
So I\'m trying to login to a asp.NET server over HTTPS via Android HttpClient Post. When the POST request is executed, it will return one of two possibilities:
I want a few pages on my website to be always https and other pages to be always http. If s开发者_如何转开发omeone visits the https page with http://, he should be redirected to https and vice versa
I have access to two different servers.Server #1 has a lot of sensitive information.I programmed it to be able to format that information as JSON objects.All information on server #1 is encrypted (htt
My app has user-facing and public-facing pages which are accessd via different subdomains user.example.com and public.example.com
I would like to force a subset of webpages to https and all other webpages as http. In htaccess I use the following script that I found in another post, but that wasn\'t working...
A previous question asked if changing one line of code implemented persistent SSL connections.After seeing that question\'s responses, and checking the dearth of SSL documentation, the following appea
I can\'t figure out why in the following line of code res = https.get(url开发者_JAVA技巧, nil) The application stops and give me the following exception:
I am developing a phonegap application on Android which uses ajax requests to the server with https protocol. The SSL certificate that the server uses now is trusted and verified ( you can check it if
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