IgnoreServerCertificate
property for PowerScript controls
Applies to
Description
When the IgnoreServerCertificate property is set with a value, the
program will ignore certain type(s) of server certificate error when
sending a request. The value can be one or a combination of one or more of
the following values. The default value is 0.
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0 — ignores all of the certificate errors
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1 — ignores unknown certificate authentication (CA)
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2 — ignores certificates with invalid date
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4 — ignores certificates with invalid common name (CN)
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8 — ignores certificates with incorrect usage
Usage
In a painter
To ignore the server certificate error:
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Input a value or a combination of values in the
IgnoreServerCertificate box on the General page of the object’s
Properties view.The default value is 0 which means all of the certificate errors
will be ignored.
In scripts
The IgnoreServerCertificate property takes an integer value.
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Integer li_rtn HttpClient lnv_HttpClient lnv_HttpClient = Create HttpClient String ls_json = '{"empId":100, "fname":" John", "lname": "Guevara"}' // Not to validate the server certificate after sending request (default is 0) lnv_HttpClient.ignoreServerCertificate = 0 // Send request using POST method li_rtn = lnv_HttpClient.SendRequest('POST', "https://demo.appeon.com/PB/webapi_client/employee", ls_json) |