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Question : .pfx and .cer file, to access Web services
Hello Experts,
I have been provided with .cer (SSL Certificate )and .pfx( Digital Signing Certificate) file by the vendor to connect to an external Webservice through my client.
I want to know more information on how these files work?? I just ran them on my machine by double clicking them but Do I need to code in my client (VC++ application) for them to work?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Roop
Answer : .pfx and .cer file, to access Web services
If you are using a PEM encoded secret key file and cert file currently via the openssl libraries, you should probably open the pfx in the openssl command line tool (or xca -
http://sourceforge.net/pro
jects/xca
) and re-export in that format.
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