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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / December 2007SslStream and HttpListener
I have an asp.net website that my clients use via SSL. I need another http communication within a postback to receive remote data to fulfill my current postback request operation. I have to listen to this ssl/http request on port 443 but a different uri prefix. If I use HttpListener, can I then use SslStream on the Request.InputStream to receive and decrypt data? I saw examples on the net where a different port was used and configured using httpcfg.exe tool but my constraint binds me only to 443 and since IIS owns that port I cannot use this tool. Build an ASP.Net HttpHandler for that URI that handles the request, and pass the information received to whatever you want to.  SignatureHTH, Kevin Spencer Chicken Salad Surgeon Microsoft MVP >I have an asp.net website that my clients use via SSL. I need another http >communication within a postback to receive remote data to fulfill my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >configured using httpcfg.exe tool but my constraint binds me only to 443 >and since IIS owns that port I cannot use this tool. But how do I retrieve the information in the waiting postback session? HttpHandler and postback are two different sessions. And I may have several of the postback sessions. The way I was thinking of differentiating was to choose a unique uri prefix every time. > Build an ASP.Net HttpHandler for that URI that handles the request, and > pass the information received to whatever you want to. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>configured using httpcfg.exe tool but my constraint binds me only to 443 >>and since IIS owns that port I cannot use this tool. You create an HttpRequest to the HttpHandler. SignatureHTH, Kevin Spencer Chicken Salad Surgeon Microsoft MVP > But how do I retrieve the information in the waiting postback session? > HttpHandler and postback are two different sessions. And I may have [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>>and configured using httpcfg.exe tool but my constraint binds me only to >>>443 and since IIS owns that port I cannot use this tool. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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