Thanks for the response. As per some posts - wininet is problematic when run in a windows service. I presume you don't do that.
Also, if a user messes up with IE settings - this fails to work? Did you run into that scenario? --- In [email protected], "bthiesfield" <b...@...> wrote: > > I've been using it for years in commercial software and it works fine for me. > It uses the Win32 internet API which has IE3 as it's base requirement, so all > Windows versions should work. The idea behind using the Wininet plugin is > that you don't need to configure it - if IE works then it works as it uses > the OS internet functions. > > Brodie > > --- In [email protected], "Ask Ari" <arigapudi_s@> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > I used a quick prototype of wininet plugin for 2-way ssl and it worked. > > Have a few questions - how realible is the gsoap wininet plugin? Is > > anyone using it in a deployed app without issues? Any gotchas to be aware > > of? > > > > Any special configuration issues? For example: is IE needed? Otherwise, > > how to install the certificates? Any pointers? > > Thanks. > > >
