microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservices

Mehmet Salgar

8/26/2003 8:25:00 AM

Never mind I found it.

That is a bug in WebProxy if u like to call a secure web service you have to
call

=new WebProxy("some.proxy.com",433)

not like
=new WebProxy("http://some.proxy.co...)

or

=WebProxy.getDefaultProxy()


"posthumecaver" <m.salgar@jg-consult.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I have an very crazy problem.
>
> I have 4 webservices I call from a rich client.
>
> They are wroking perfectly in development environmen. They are also
working
> also perfectly when i call them from an Internet Web Server.
>
> The problem, as always :)), at the customer.
>
> Our customer has an squid Proxy server with authentication. I can not
access
> to the internet without setting Proxy settings and autheticating.
>
> Well when I set the proxy property of the webservice and call it I always
> get a timeout. In this stage I can say that I am doing something wrong but
> the problem gets crazier with follwing input.
>
> If I change the call to the web service to secure protocol (https)
> everything is running perfect??????
>
> So the proxy setting are true and working but I just getting timeouts for
> http calls?????
>
> Well then I said squid has a setting that is not letting http calls for
Web
> Service and to prove that I call from an Internet Explorer client the web
> service. Guess what, it is running perfectly.
>
> Can anybody help me with this puzzle.
>
> Thx in advance.
>
> MS
>
> PS. I check the webserver logs, for http calls from richclients, none of
> them reaching to the web service, but https calls are all there. From the
> look of it either my calls are not leaving the client or the proxy server.
> If it is not leaving the client I have an feeling it is some sort of a
> thread deadlock in .NET Framework but why it is letting the https protocol
> ?????
>
>