Working with ASP, Windows 2000, IIS 5.0. I have CA certificate installed on my machine which is installed fine. Under IIS, Web Site - Properties - Directory Security, I can view certificate. Secure communication is set to "Accept Client certificate" . However when I run following code through browser nothing happens.
Response.Write Request.ClientCertificate().
How can I clear Request.ClientCertificate. When I want clear the session of my digital certificate, I cannot until I close IExplorer.
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I have used simple asp pages to enumerate value/properties of the
Request.ClientCertificate collection like so:
For Each strKey in Request.ClientCertificate
Response.Write strkey & " = " & Request.ClientCertificate(strkey) & "<BR>"
Next
exactly as suggested in the MSDN documentation here (under the Sample Code
for VBS):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...921d64e549f.asp
That worked in W2k Pro sp2 ... last year, but I recently upgraded to XP Pro sp2
and now, that simple asp enumeration throws a VBS mismatch error:
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D)
Type mismatch
/cryptoasp/clientcert00.asp, line 10
I need to explicitly convert to a string to avoid the error using:
CStr(Request.ClientCertificate(strkey))
When did this change occur??
Note that this explicit casting to a string using CStr is not required for collections
such as Request.ServerVariables