Note This sample by default requires network access using the loopback interface. Use the ClientCertificate property of StreamWebSocketControl to provide client authentication information when connecting to a secure server.The server will echo the binary data back. Use a StreamWebSocket to send binary data.Use a MessageWebSocket to send UTF-8 text messages.This sample shows how to use the following features:
Only binary messages are supported.īoth MessageWebSocket and StreamWebSocket connections are demonstrated in this sample.
- StreamWebSocket is more suitable for scenarios in which large files (such as photos or movies) are being transferred, allowing sections of a message to be read with each read operation rather than reading the entire message at once.
- Both UTF-8 and binary messages are supported.
- MessageWebSocket is suitable for typical scenarios where messages are not extremely large.
- The namespace defines two types of WebSocket objects for use by clients: Windows 10 provides support for the client use of WebSockets in a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app. The samples collection, and GitHub, see Get the UWP samples from GitHub.įor more samples, see the Samples portal on the Windows Dev Center.
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Or you can download the entire collection as a single You can download this sample as a standalone ZIP file Note: This sample is part of a large collection of UWP feature samples. Providing a custom client certificate to use when establishing a secure Websocket connection.Accessing the server certificate information and perform custom validation (if needed) when using a secure Websocket (wss://) endpoint.
Handling both trusted (hard coded) URI inputs and unvalidated (user-entered) URI inputs.Making a WebSocket connection, sending and receiving data, and closing the connection.Trust.store=classpath:keystore/baeldung.Shows how to send and receive data using the WebSocket classes in the Let's define new properties for the trust store details: #trust store location As we have generated a PKCS12 file, we can use the same as the trust store. Now that we have enabled HTTPS in our application, let's move on to the client, and explore how to invoke an HTTPS endpoint with the self-signed certificate.įirst, we need to create a trust store.