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问题 Imagine you have two applications, A & B, running on the same web server. You want app A to call a webService on app B over SSL. Is it possible to do that with an address like https://localhost/appsB/webService1 ? How can the SSL handshake be done without a client (like a browser?) It actually works when using this address http://localhost/appsB/webService1 , only not in SSL mode. However it works as well with HTTPS between the server and a browser when calling https://localhost/appsB

问题 I have searched all this morning but I've found websites where it is said that data is sent through an asymmetric encryption using the TLS protocol Then I found the contrary Please can you tell me which is true? Thanks And does anyone know a guide where it is explained step by step the handshake of tls protocol over https? 回答1: The best answer is that it does both. TLS uses asymmetric encryption to first establish identity of one or both parties. Secondly, it uses asymmetric encryption to

问题 I'm trying to call a dev environment REST service from my phoenix server, but I don't want to whitelist the CA. For the record, I don't even know how to add the CA key to Phoenix's whitelist. How to do https request from phoenix while also ignoring the SSL's CA error? 回答1: Using HTTPoison, you need to pass the :insecure hackney option. HTTPoison.get! url, [], hackney: [:insecure] 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32767162/how-to-do-https-request-from-phoenix-and-ignore-the-ca-error

问题 The following code works on Node's v10.15.3 version: const { post } = require('request'); post({ url: 'https://cidadao.sinesp.gov.br/sinesp-cidadao/mobile/consultar-placa/v4', body: '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" standalone=\"yes\"?>\n<v:Envelope xmlns:v=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\">\n <v:Header>\n <b>LGE Nexus 5</b>\n <c>ANDROID</c>\n <d>v4</d>\n <e>4.3.2</e>\n <f>98.193.54.223</f>\n <g>514650d8dba4784ed08b5a029583576361a50bc5</g>\n <h>-3272.3179572637086</h>\n <i

问题 I notice that the app works fine in debug mode but when I try the apk on my phone the app shows a grey screen after the loading screen. when i used https and i adding all permission. Httpclient not works in release mode (I/flutter (22182): Another exception was thrown: Instance of 'fr') but works in debug mode in flutter android 回答1: When you run your app in debug mode and when something goes wrong, you see the scary red error screen with logs. In release mode, you just see a grey screen. Now

问题 I have followed instructions on how to add fiddler certificate on android emulator, using both nox and memu emulators, as well as my android phone running marshmallow, I set the WiFi proxy to point to my PC over the local network, when I open a website using a web browser, things work fine, I receive the warning, I choose to proceed and the connection is successfully tunneled and decrypted using fiddler. But, when I try to use other apps, connections fail! I see the tunnel connections, and

问题 I have researched almost entire StackOverflow, Apache websites and all I could do in one day, but couldn't manage to get this working. I have Maven 3.0.5 with Jdk8 setup (that's for particular stack, and versions won't be revised) inside a Vagrant environment. I'm aware of Apache 's decision to force all the Maven repositories to only use HTTPS, otherwise Maven clients won't be speaking to repository servers. Seems like I have configured all necessary settings in my ~/.m2/settings.xml and for

问题 I can send and receive JSON, string data with Flutter. But I cannot find any information how to send and receive xml file with Flutter. I am looking good documentation and basic hands-on-example. Any help please? 回答1: Thanks to @GünterZöchbauer. I mange to build xml in Flutter and be able to post and get the response. Here is the code: DEPENDENCIES: // Add pubspec.yaml: xml: "^3.2.1" import 'package:xml/xml.dart' as xml; import 'dart:io'; BUILD XML: // TODO: BUILD XML FILE Future

问题 I've just read a article about differences between http and http2 differences,but the main question that i have is when tit said that http2 is a binary protocol but http 1 is a textual protocol . Maybe i'm wrong but i know that any data is,text or whatever format it can be has a binray representation form in memory,and even when transfer throught tcp/ip network the data is splitted in a format according the layer(OSI model or TCP/IP model representation) which means that technically textual

问题 I've set up an express server with node.js on port 80 (http) and 443 (https). Separate from that server, I've set up a websocket server in a separate port, 8000 : var WebSocketServer = require('ws').Server; var wss = new WebSocketServer({port: 8000}); The site served by express must connect to those services to work. The issue is: accessing my site through http works fine, but, from https , I get: index.js:100 Mixed Content: The page at 'https://example.com/' was loaded over HTTPS, but