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Hi all,

I generated a new app from the nettalk (NT 6.) wizard with only one file in the dictionary.
But when I open the application in the browser I keep getting "Assertion failed" with the message The file is still open. with almost every action.
I can't figure out what causes this.
Can somebody help me?

Thanks in advance
Joep

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The Rest - Ask For Help / Re: Soap and ssl what certificates to use
« on: June 19, 2012, 11:49:51 AM »
Hi Bruce,

Sorry that it toke so long for me to answer.
I had to wait on the customer for an answer on the communication between webserver and client.
Customer says it has to be a 2-way ssl connection.
In his explanation he says that there has to be a server certificate and a client certificate.
Both party's get the public part of the certificate of the other party.(mutual authentication)
Besides that the message has to be encrypted by the client certificate.
The Web server can decrypt the message with the public part of the client certificate.
I know i have some ssl options in Nettalk, but I'm not sure which part takes care of the encryption:
- the SSLCertificateOptions.CertificateFile
- or the SSLCertificateOptions.CaRootFile
Or maybe I have to use  both?
Hope you can help me with this?

Regards
Joep

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The Rest - Ask For Help / Soap and ssl what certificates to use
« on: June 04, 2012, 01:19:47 AM »
 Hi All I want to consume a webservice which will be used in an intranet environment. Consuming this webservice already works, but i have to go secure with ssl. Can someone tell me what certificates I need for this to work. Problem I have at the time is that I can't test it because the customer is to far away. And I want to be sure everything is in place before I do so. Do I need a root certificate and a key? Or can I just make one certificate, use it in my application and publish the certificate to the other party. Does someone know a free webservice based on ssl just to make sure the ssl part will work. Regards Joep Clarion 6.3

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