No it doesn't - if you look at the other api's, that the soap one is built
upon,
i.e. the http and the socket ones, they both have a opensecure method that
you use a security context with. What i have done to do soap on https is use
the http api and formulate the soap request manually - not
On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Symeon Breen wrote:
No it doesn't - if you look at the other api's, that the soap one is built
upon,
i.e. the http and the socket ones, they both have a opensecure method that
you use a security context with. What i have done to do soap on https is use
the http api and
Hi.
I am currently testing the SOAP API and I noticed that if the web service
URL is a secured connection (https), the program will wait indefinitely
for response from the web server. On the other hand, if the web service
URL uses regular HTTP connection, the SOAP API works just fine.
The
