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Parsing HTTPS


  • From: tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Tim O'Neil)
  • Subject: Parsing HTTPS
  • Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 15:36:07 -0800

At 03:26 PM 3/30/00 , you wrote:
>Thanks, Tim,
>Let me rephrase my problem:
>I just want a class reading https://home2.store.com/store/ line-by-line.
>How do I create a URL connection?

Well allow me to rephrase my answer;
You will need to create an SSL client socket, and you will
do this by importing your choice of SSL Sockets library.
If you look at a Netscape browser connecting to such a server,
you'll notice that the lock symbol in the left side of the
status bar closes. This doesn't happen because the server told
it to, it does this because the browser kicks in its SSL Sockets
code in response to the protocol being sent via ssl. You need to
import an SSL library, or write your own. Take my advice; Use
(buy or try) the third party library.


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