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| Has anybody experiance with the Dutch BSN server-certificate? |
| Iniciado por guest, 21,abr. 2016 16:08 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 21,abril 2016 - 16:08 |
Hello to you all,
Has anybody experiance with the Dutch BSN server-certificate?
Normaly you work with a cardreader and a card and then you can do the check.
There is a server-certificate solution.
Has anybody any experiance with it? Any help or sugestions would be helpfull.
Thanks in advance. |
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| Publicado el 21,abril 2016 - 17:24 |
Frans,
I don't have "BSN" experience in particular
But if you mean that
- you get a server-certificate from the government
- which you have to install at your side
- and you have to use that particular one when sending data
Then HTTPCertificate() is your friend.
I use something like this
PROCEDURE SetCertificate(LOCAL sCertifcate is string) IF sCertifcate <> "" THEN FOR EACH STRING s OF HTTPListCertificate() SEPARATED BY CR IF ExtractString(s,1,TAB) + " " + ExtractString(s,2,TAB) = sCertifcate THEN HTTPCertificate(ExtractString(s,3,TAB)) END END END |
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| Publicado el 21,abril 2016 - 18:06 |
Hi Arie,
Thanks for your answer.
If I understand it well than:
You install the certificate on a Server (SBS Windows).
Then the workstations can find the certificate with your code? (This is exact the same code as when the certificate is installed on the workstation.
Am I right? |
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| Publicado el 21,abril 2016 - 19:05 |
Hi Frans,
no an app can only use a local installed certificate. So if the certificate is on the server then your app should run there.
I'm not sure if we talk about the same situation. Maybe you can explain a bit more about your case? |
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