Hi

I have a virtual machine named "work" and I created my site on it.

In my site I have several services for java script operations.MessageService.svc for instance.

When I type http://work/Messages/MessageService.svc/jsdebug everything work fine an I get java script asp.net generated code for MessageService class.

Other parts of site also work as expected (pages and services).

Then I installed ssl certificate made by makecert.exe There is normal scheme with parent certificate installed on my machine and on "work" and child certificate for ssl installed on "work".

And then WCF service disappeared. Pages are generated fine, but  When I type httpS://work/Messages/MessageService.svc/jsdebug I get The resource cannot be found.

What should I do? What I configured incorrectly?

Please help !

Hi,

Implementing SSL with WCF

It should now be understood that HTTP transport security (or SSL) is provided externally to WCF.
There are two choices, and the deciding factor is how your application is hosted:

If you are using Internet Information Services (IIS) as your WCF host,
use the IIS infrastructure to set up an SSL service.

If you are creating a self-hosted WCF application,
 you can bind a SSL certificate to the address using the HttpCfg.exe tool.

Using IIS for Transport Security
IIS 7.0
To set up IIS 7.0 as a secure host (using SSL), see http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/70c33ea8-4192-4110-be70-a11e11984f1e1033.mspx.

To configure certificates for use with IIS 7.0, see http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/bf4afb4c-4ce3-40e1-bd4b-d7df6daeb9b61033.mspx.

IIS 6.0
To set up IIS 6.0 as a secure host (using SSL), see http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/0c828f40-a479-44a2-9b82-4653896c86281033.mspx

To configure certificates for use with IIS 6.0, see http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/3860f52e-f729-4449-a9e9-078a48dc8c951033.mspx.

Using HttpCfg For SSL
If you are creating a self-hosted WCF application, download the HttpCfg.exe tool here: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=838079

For information about using the HttpCfg.exe tool to set up a port with a X.509 certificate, see How To: Configure a Port With An SSL Certificate.

Hope It Helps

 Hi Contributor

Your post just killed my http to https redirector in global.asax

The real solution is located there http://weblogs.asp.net/srkirkland/archive/2008/02/20/wcf-bindings-needed-for-https.aspx

Your post eventually helped me to locate this solution and thanks for that.