B4J Question [Solved]One questions about websockets

DonManfred

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• Jan 14, 2018

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search for custom ssl trustmanager

https://www.b4x.com/android/help/websocket.html#websocket_setcustomssltrustmanager

Erel has posted a sample code yesterday (or the day before) somewhere...

ETA https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/websockethandler-ssl-connection-failure.88220/#post-558477

 

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schimanski

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• Jan 14, 2018

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Thanks for answer..I need it for b4i and Client.SetCustomSSLTrustManager is not supported...

 

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DonManfred

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• Jan 14, 2018

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Then you should start a thread in the b4i instead of b4j forum, right?

 

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schimanski

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Is richtig, wenn man nur die zweite Frage gehabt hätte...

 

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OliverA

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• Jan 15, 2018

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What is the error message (if any)? Is the static IP tied to a router or to the machine directly that you are trying to access?

 

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DonManfred

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• Jan 15, 2018

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If you want to use SSL then the scheme should be wss: instead of ws:

 

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schimanski

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Thank you for answer. I first try to use non-ssl to my static IP. It is an public static IP from a provider, that links to my router. My server is reachable over http and https. But it is not possible for me to make a socket-connection to this ip. I deactivated the firewalls etc. When I connect to "ws://192.168.1.127:51042/ws" it works, but not with "ws://89.163.2xx.xx:51042/ws". Then I get the message:

Closed: Stream end encountered

 

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schimanski

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Solved! It was a wrong portforwarding-configuration in my router. Sorry for the circumstances!

 

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