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Using WCF in dotnet without a trusted certificate
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| let binding = CustomBinding () | |
| let textMessageEncoding = TextMessageEncodingBindingElement () | |
| textMessageEncoding.MessageVersion <- MessageVersion.Soap11 | |
| let transport = HttpsTransportBindingElement (RequireClientCertificate=false, AllowCookies=true, MaxReceivedMessageSize=int64(Int32.MaxValue)) | |
| binding.Elements.Add textMessageEncoding | |
| binding.Elements.Add transport | |
| // targetAddress should be the endpoint of the actual service you'll connect to. | |
| let address = EndpointAddress (targetAddress) | |
| // ServiceType will be whatever your client generated | |
| let factory = new ChannelFactory<ServiceType>(binding, address) | |
| // This is where you can control the certificate validation | |
| factory.Credentials.ServiceCertificate.SslCertificateAuthentication <- X509ServiceCertificateAuthentication(CertificateValidationMode=X509CertificateValidationMode.None, RevocationMode=X509RevocationMode.NoCheck) | |
| let service = factory.CreateChannel () | |
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