Allright, that makes sense. Apologies for not realizing the difference.
> ... when we rebase our products upon Mono 3.0, which we are doing for
> Evolve ...
Does this mean that sometime around the Evolve date (i.e. mid-April), there
is going to be a new release based on Mono 3.0? Is there perhaps
I am using SetTcpKeepAlive method
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.servicepointmanager.settcpkeepalive.aspx)
to distinguish between those cases when a particular HttpWebRequest takes
long time to complete and when there is a network failure.
On Mono for Android, this method doe
I've sent you all necessary details to reproduce the NullReference exception.
> I'm told by the resident SSL expert ... and this RSA instance will be used
> in the SSL handshake logic.
I've tried to inherit from System.Security.Cryptography.RSA and use the
IPrivateKey in this custom class to do
> This is very helpful context. Thank you. :-)
You are welcome :) Glad that it helped to bring my point across, with
English being my second language I sometimes wonder if my mails are clear
enough.
> Obvious question: Why do you need to use the KeyChain API? Why not just
> include your client c
Jon,
> Using the .NET networking stack and using the
> ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback callback allows me
> to connect to a site which uses a self-signed certificate
This is not what I want to achieve. What am I trying to do here is, I
believe, "officially" called Mutual S
:) I got the same impression from the second URL. From what you say I gather
the P/Invoke is basically a no-go, so I think I will have to say goodbye to
HttpWebRequest.
I've tried to use HttpsUrlConnection
(http://androidapi.xamarin.com/?link=T%3aJavax.Net.Ssl.HttpsURLConnection)
instead, but unfo
:* is
there any alternative way I could use /HttpWebRequest/with
/Java.Security.IPrivateKey/?
Thank you,
Nikola Anusev
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Hi,
I need to issue HTTP requests against a server that requires authentication
with client certificates. So far (on Android 4.0), I've been using KeyChain
API to get the certificate and the associated private key:
X509Certificate[] certificateChain =
KeyChain.GetCertificateChain(this, a
This announcement should make a lot of folks really happy:
Xamarin Announces Immediate Availability of .NET-based Mobile
Development Platform
http://blog.xamarin.com/2011/07/18/first-press-release/
Regards,
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