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The supplied URI scheme http is not valid; expected https

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Ruben Cortes
2021-01-04
2021-01-07

  • Ruben Cortes

    Ruben Cortes - 2021-01-04

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    Greetings, I would like to know if you can help me with the following problem:

    I made connection with the ejbca using java, and it works fine, however, I wanted to do the same using Net Framework C # and it was impossible, I connect to the ejbca using the SOAP service, I can ask for the version of the ejbca and it answers me No problem; But when executing a command to request any information about certificates or users, an error occurs, apparently it was related to the sending of the superuser certificate at the moment of making the request, I investigated and solved it, but now it generates another error and this related to the address of the request, this is the url of the ejbca: http: // ubuntu-ejbca: 8080 / ejbca / ejbcaws / ejbcaws, when making the request it gives me an error because I am using http, it tells me that I should use https; But if I put https, it fails because it is not supported in the ejbca, and the SOAP service by default configures http and not https. I enclose a part of the code that I am using, I appreciate any help you can provide me in this regard.

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    string password = "d7190b8f9c2d60655ce0f869c59737100598d2a1";

    // The path to the certificate.

    string certificado = @"c:\certificados\superadmin.p12";

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    // Load the certificate into an X509Certificate object.

    X509Certificate2 certi = new X509Certificate2(certificado, password);

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    var servicio = new ServicioEjbca.EjbcaWSClient();

    /

    servicio.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.SetCertificate(

    StoreLocation.CurrentUser,

    StoreName.My,

    X509FindType.FindBySerialNumber,

    "6265c0ef4d079653a1551879c816f358ad7cacc8"

    );

    /

    servicio.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.Certificate = certi;

    var emisor = servicio.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.Certificate.Issuer;

    // Get the value.

    string resultsTrue = certi.ToString(true);

    // Display the value to the console.

    Console.WriteLine(resultsTrue);

    // Get the value.

    string resultsFalse = certi.ToString(false);

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    // Display the value to the console.

    Console.WriteLine(resultsFalse);

    Console.WriteLine($"Emisor de certificado: {emisor}");

    var version = servicio.getEjbcaVersion();

    Console.WriteLine($"Versión de EJBCA -> {version}");

    var estado = servicio.State;

    Console.WriteLine($"Estado de EJBCA -> {estado}");

    // Fail

    var elementos = servicio.getAvailableCAs();

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    // App.Config

    <system.serviceModel>

    <bindings>

    <basicHttpBinding>

    <binding name="EjbcaWSServiceSoapBinding" >

    <security mode="Transport">

    <transport clientCredentialType="Certificate" />

    </security>

    </binding>

    </basicHttpBinding>

    </bindings>

    <client>

    <endpoint address="http://ubuntu-ejbca:8080/ejbca/ejbcaws/ejbcaws"

    binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="EjbcaWSServiceSoapBinding"

    contract="ServicioEjbca.EjbcaWS" name="EjbcaWSPort" />

    </client>

    </system.serviceModel>

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    What could I be missing?

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    Enviado desde Correo para Windows 10

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