New Post: ignore certificate errors with HTTPS?
FYI I opened a feature request for this, vote for it is this is a blocking issue for you. Thanks, Steve
View ArticleNew Post: Ignore certificates in GET request
Hi Akshat, We don't have built in support right now for ignoring certificate errors. Take a look at a recent discussion about this, in there you will find a solution you can use if you are running on...
View ArticleNew Post: ignore certificate errors with HTTPS?
Hi Steve, thanks for working with us on this issue. I am looking for the http_client.cpp file and only find http_win7.cpp file with a comment that it is the http_client.cpp file. Is http_win7.cpp file...
View ArticleNew Post: Ignore certificates in GET request
Thank you Steve, I am actually looking for SSL support where i can add client side certificate I was trying to ignore certificate as i have gone through the discussion...
View ArticleCommented Feature: Flag to Ignore Certificate Errors [42]
Please vote if this is an important scenario for you. If the lack of this feature is is blocking your adoption of the C++ REST SDK, please comment below. Note: We cannot guarantee that this feature...
View ArticleNew Post: ignore certificate errors with HTTPS?
Hi Curt, Yes with our latest release the line numbers have changed :). We separated out the original http_client.cpp file into multiple files for each platform for better maintainability. http_win7.cpp...
View ArticleNew Post: Ignore certificates in GET request
My bad steve, I needed to install the trust certificate for server. Its working fine. Thank you
View ArticleNew Post: compile the source code with c++0x?
Phmcco, C++ 0x is not very specific. Which compiler are you using, and what version is it? For GCC, a minimum of version 4.7 is required, and we are about to move to 4.8. Niklas
View ArticleNew Post: compile the source code with c++0x?
Niklas We can only use gcc version 4.6.xx. It's the only version the vendor is willing to support at the moment. Is this feasible at all? Or is For GCC, a minimum of version 4.7 is required a definite...
View ArticleNew Post: compile the source code with c++0x?
Patrick, 4.7 is the minimum. In fact, it won't work with anything lower than 4.7.3, as there was an internal compiler error that was encountered in 4.7.2, but fixed in the later revision. Niklas
View ArticleReviewed: C++ REST SDK 1.1.0 (Jul 17, 2013)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Better and better with each release. Official OS X support next please!
View ArticleNew Comment on "Reference Documentation"
CHM doesn't work in Windows-7. You get a list of topics, but when you click the topics nothing shows up in the right pane. Thanks.
View ArticleNew Post: Read data from response into memory
Hi, What could be the preferred way for reading the data from response into the memory where response may contain any type of data (string, image, audio or video etc)? Thanks, AKshat
View ArticleNew Post: Need to read response body into local char array
I am changing legacy code to use Casablanca. We previously used curl lib. I need to read the response body obtained from a GET into a char array. Can you tell me how to do it without copying it twice?...
View ArticleNew Post: Need to read response body into local char array
Create the char array (with the right size...), and use it to create a rawptr_buffer<char> (#include "cpprest/rawptrstream.h").Get the http response and get the response stream from the htttp...
View ArticleNew Post: Need to read response body into local char array
Thank you Niklas. That worked. Our team is working on Windows7. We got Casablanca to work by installing via NuGet on codeplex. When I try to include "cpprest/rawptrstream.h" , the compiler can't find...
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Thanks for letting us know. I'll investigate and get this fixed as soon as possible.
View ArticleNew Comment on "Reference Documentation"
You should "Unlock" CHM file in its Properties Dialog in order to view it in Windows 7...
View ArticleNew Post: Need to read response body into local char array
If you are still using 1.0, this is what you should see -- we moved the header files to folders in v1.1. If you are on the latest version (which I highly recommend), then something's wrong. Niklas
View ArticleNew Post: Android/iOS
Until iOS and Android has some support I will follow along (I certainly don't have the straight-forward skills yet to port a damn thing). This project has potential to solve my multi platform solution...
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