Re: [webkit-dev] Blank page when using SSL

2008-03-30 Thread Mike Emmel
I think you mean the gtk based browser.
You need to make sure curl is compiled with ssl support.

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 4:56 PM, Bill Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have a webkit based browser, based on MiniBrowser example code, that
  when displaying a page with SSL comes up empty, just white.  Same page
  without SSL looks fine, and Safari and Shiira display it either with
  or without SSL no problem.

  It doesn't call any authentication delegates, and there don't appear
  to be certificate issues.

  No errors are thrown.

  Other SSL pages I've tried work fine in my application.

  The only thing that looks strange about the page is uses a .do
  extension, but that isn't being excluded by any of the code.

  Can anybody give me any idea what might be happening?

  Thanks,

  Bill Patterson

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Re: [webkit-dev] Blank page when using SSL

2008-03-30 Thread Mark Rowe


On 30/03/2008, at 16:56, Bill Patterson wrote:

I have a webkit based browser, based on MiniBrowser example code,  
that when displaying a page with SSL comes up empty, just white.   
Same page without SSL looks fine, and Safari and Shiira display it  
either with or without SSL no problem.


It doesn't call any authentication delegates, and there don't appear  
to be certificate issues.


No errors are thrown.

Other SSL pages I've tried work fine in my application.

The only thing that looks strange about the page is uses a .do  
extension, but that isn't being excluded by any of the code.


Can anybody give me any idea what might be happening?


Are you sure that the site has a valid SSL certificate?  A few seconds  
of testing in MiniBrowser shows that visiting a page with a valid SSL  
certificate, such as https://www.google.com/, works fine while  
visiting one with an invalid certificate (eg, https://google.com/,  
which is invalid because the certificate is for www.google.com) fails  
to load.  The frame load delegate has a  
webView:didFailProvisionalLoadWithError:forFrame: message dispatched  
to it with the NSError containing a NSURLErrorDomain/ 
NSURLErrorServerCertificateUntrusted.  This is the first thing I'd  
check for in your application.  If this is not what is happening, I  
think you'll need to provide further information about sites which  
demonstrate the problem, and whether the problem can be observed in  
MiniBrowser itself.


Kind regards,

- Mark



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