Obviously the client has to encrypt and decrypt the data at some point -
I said the client CODE does not need to do any encryption - it is done
in the transport layer by libraries, dlls, dotnet framework classes,
etc. that we don't have to write.
For instance in vb.net:
Example
Dim myRequest As WebRequest =
WebRequest.Create("https://horizon.opensrs.net:55433";)
Dim myResponse As WebResponse = myRequest.GetResponse()
Note the ease of using ssl - change http to https in the URL - that's
it.
John Roche
einfosystems.net
Microsoft Certified Partner
>>Does it? Or does it mean the client has to do the SSL encryption?
SSL does not imply that it is an http transaction.
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