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    Hi all, Are there any sample code for implementing a HTTPS server on window platform ? Since my application will be deployed on Window9x and Window XP home edition, so IIS is not available. Thanks

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      Hi all, Are there any sample code for implementing a HTTPS server on window platform ? Since my application will be deployed on Window9x and Window XP home edition, so IIS is not available. Thanks

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      Timothy Grabrian
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      I don't know of any HTTPS server source code, but this site has HTTP server source code, mabye you could modify it to work for HTTPS. http://www.vijaymukhi.com/vmis/vmchap4.htm Mabye www.sourceforge.net might something HTTPS also wWw.KruncherInc.cOm

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        Hi all, Are there any sample code for implementing a HTTPS server on window platform ? Since my application will be deployed on Window9x and Window XP home edition, so IIS is not available. Thanks

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        Ryan Binns
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        On top of the previous message, have a look at the OpenSSL[^] project. The source is a bitch to wade through, and I'm not sure if it runs on Windows, but have a go. HTTPS is basically just encrypted HTTP with authentication through a different port (443 usually). Of course, the other possibility is to distribute something like Apache, which is free, supports SSL and is available on any Windows platform.

        Ryan

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