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We have used Scott's HTTPAPI for years to consume various web services
without any issues. This includes both HTTP and HTTPS connections. But in
setting up a new one recently, we could not complete the connection. After
a lot of troubleshooting, we have finally determined that they did not like
our certificate. So they are asking us to not use a certificate.
Now I was under the impression that the certificate was required for a
HTTPS connection. But they are saying that since their server is providing
a signed certificate to us, that we do not need to present a certificate.
So my question is, is there a way using HTTPAPI to not use a certificate
when connecting? I reviewed the various procedures that HTTPAPI provides,
but did not find anything that I thought could help.
I know it calls the system APIs to do the communication, so maybe there is
something there that could do this? But then I fear that would affect all
our web service calls. I've never had to do anything special with
certificates for the other connections, so maybe we don't need a cert for
them either?
Thank you for any advice you can provide!
Rick
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