Bruce wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if this is correct.
> The Nokia simulator IMPLIES that httpS does in fact work although I currently
> do not have a valid vertificate to test it out on. BUT the tracing
> mechanism is NOT showing an error...
>
> There is a an excellent decsription on how to setup sites for WAP browsers
> on Page 12 of the July issue of the brilliant Linux Journal.
> "Configuraing Apache for Wireless Browsers" and it can be done on 6 lines!!!
>
> AND IT WORKS... try http://www.toorak.com ON YOUR WAP DEVICE. (Standard
> access will get the standard page!!!) https doesn't exist on this node but
> I will test it out today.
Bruce:
1) Please reply to a thread *under* the thread.
2) The question was https and not http. The Linux Journal only describes http,
and even that is incomplete.
3) If you're not sure that I am wrong, then don't say it ;) and also, it is not
clear what you are referring to as not wrong. I suspect that the person who
asked the question in the first place knows more than you on WAP over HTTP. I
work for a firm that is member of the WAP forum, and I do know a little bit
about WAP (and also iMode). I can't release to you propriatary information, but
if you go to the WAP forum, and do your research, you will see that making SSL
work on WAP phones is not as trivial as you seem to think.
4) this whole thread is off topic: please go to phone.com or any other related
forum of your choice.
Cheers,
bn
> >It was my understanding that the WAP forum (as well as all of the WAP gateway
> >vendors) claim that even though you need extra components for a mobile
> >device to
> >encrypt the communication between the device and the WAP gateway, the
> >communication between the WAP gateway and the web server is supposed to
> >use SSL
> >and more specifically https.
> >
> >Are you saying that is not so? Or are you saying that you don't know the
> >answer
> >and that the people at the WAP forum might know why the gateway to
> >Apache/modssl
> >might not be working when using https?
> >
> >In the meantime I'll check again with the WAP forum.
> >
> >bruno
> >
> >Bal�zs Nagy wrote:
> >
> >> Bruno Melloni wrote:
> >> >
> >> > I am absolutely new to modssl, so I apologize if this is a stupid
> >> > question. I successfully built and installed Apache with modssl. I can
> >> > access the home page from a web browser via http://server.domain.com and
> >> > via https://server.domain.com.
> >> >
> >> > But I what I really want to do is serve .wml pages to WAP devices and
> >> > emulators. I have no problem when I try to access
> >> > http://server.domain.com/hello.wml, but I keep getting cryptic server
> >> > messages when I use an https://server.domain.com/hello.wml URL. I have
> >> > tried using different gateways and different mobile devices as well as
> >> > emulators with no luck.
> >> >
> >> > Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong? And please feel free to
> >> > refer me to any documentation that might explain this in detail.
> >>
> >> WAP does not support HTTPS. There are several standards in the works to
> >>enable
> >> secure comunnications with a mobil device. This is out of topic for this
> >>list.
> >> For more info, go to WAPforum.org
> >>
> >> Cheers,
> >> bn
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