Transport Layer Security using C# 2.0

[ntuyen01]

Hi All,
I want to develop an web application using TLS (C# 2.0) to test our
server, which just installed the AT/TLS encryption on test system's
CICS Sockets. I here .NET 2.0 support TLS, but I can not find any
examples to do this. Is there some example out there I can take a
look.

Do I have to install x509 test certificate in my machine.
How do I make my application can get the Handshake with the server
using TLS.

Any help is really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

I believe what you want is the SslStream class in the
System.Net.Security namespace. It was introduced in .NET 2.0, so you have
access to it.

Also, there are a number of methods (as well as constructor overloads)
which allow for how you choose to select the x509 certificate to use with
the SSL stream.

 

[Steve Alpert]

If you are doing a simple web app, check out the csharphttp sample. It can to
https easily.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/303436

/steveA

 

[ntuyen01]

I believe what you want is the SslStream class in the
System.Net.Security namespace. It was introduced in .NET 2.0, so you have
access to it.

Also, there are a number of methods (as well as constructor overloads)
which allow for how you choose to select the x509 certificate to use with
the SSL stream.

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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Hi All,
I want to develop an web application using TLS (C# 2.0) to test our
server, which just installed the AT/TLS encryption on test system's
CICS Sockets. I here .NET 2.0 support TLS, but I can not find any
examples to do this. Is there some example out there I can take a
look.

Do I have to install x509 test certificate in my machine.
How do I make my application can get the Handshake with the server
using TLS.

Any help is really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thanks for your help. I will look into it, meanwhile do you know are
there example I can take a look.

Again, Thanks for your help.