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HttpCalculatorWithUsernameOverSslClientExample
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Description
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This example shows a HTTP client that uses service proxy to talk to a calculator service,
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with username over SSL mixed-mode security. In this setup, the
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transport connection is protected (signed, encrypted) by SSL which
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also provides server authentication. Client authentication is
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provided by a username/password pair in a WS-Security header in the
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message.
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Security Note
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This sample is provided for educational purpose only to demonstrate how to use
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Windows Web Services API. It is not intended to be used without modifications
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in a production environment and it has not been tested in a production
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environment. Microsoft assumes no liability for incidental or consequential
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damages should the sample code be used for purposes other than as intended.
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Prerequisites
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=============
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In order to run this sample on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003
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and Windows Server 2008, you may need to install a Windows Update that contains
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the runtime DLL for Windows Web Services API. Please consult with the
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documentation on MSDN for more information.
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Building the Sample
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To build the HttpCalculatorWithUsernameOverSslClientExample sample
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1. Open the solution HttpCalculatorWithUsernameOverSslClientExample.sln in Visual Studio.
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2. Change the active solution platform to the desired platform in the
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Configuration Manager found on the Build menu.
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3. On the Build menu, click Build.
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Running the Sample
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==================
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To run the HttpCalculatorWithUsernameOverSslClientExample sample
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1. Run HttpCalculatorWithUsernameOverSslClientExample by clicking Start Without Debugging on the Debug menu.
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