HTTPS support.

[PhonicUK]

It'd be very nice to see HTTPS support like the old standalone webserver component had. Especially if it can be implemented using TLS. I'd be quite happy to throw some money at whoever can make this happen.

[cocowalla]

+1

[Jonas Gauffin]

Here is how you do it in the Griffin.Framework branch:

 var listener = new HttpListener();
            listener.ChannelFactory = new SecureTcpChannelFactory(new ServerSideSslStreamBuilder(certificate));
            listener.ClientConnected += OnConnect;
            listener.MessageReceived = OnMessage;
            listener.BodyDecoder = new CompositeIMessageSerializer();
            listener.Start(IPAddress.Any, 8083);

[cocowalla]

Does this support client certificates too?

[Jonas Gauffin]

Yes, use the ClientSideSslStreamBuilder instead.

[Jonas Gauffin]

Sorry, wrong of me. Just set the UseClientCertificate to true in the ServerSideSslStreamBuilder

[cocowalla]

Great :)

What about performing authentication of the certificates provided by clients, is there an event handler to hook into? Or better yet, is there a sample that includes the use of client certificates?

[Jonas Gauffin]

Create MyServerSideSslStreamBuilder and override OnRemoteCertifiateValidation

[Jonas Gauffin]

It works like described at MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.security.remotecertificatevalidationcallback(v=vs.110).aspx

[PhonicUK]

Is the Griffin.Framework branch the same Griffin.Framework I can now see on NuGet?

[Jonas Gauffin]

yes

[Jonas Gauffin]

It's the official branch now