DelphiXE8 and WSDL, disable authentication via Smart Card Reader

[carmeloconny]

Zitat von HolgerX:

Hmm..

Obviously, Windows handles the smart card on its own and ignores alternative logins.

Maybe the group policies help here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...istry-settings

Or deactivating the SmartCard:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ws-10/38474107

The card must be connected to the PC, because in another process of the program it is necessary to sign pdf file.

[Sinspin]

As workaround, would it be possible to ask the customer/user to remove the card as long not needed? Then should it work for now.
As reason can you mention that it is for savety to have the card only in the reader if the signing process is needed.

That gives you also more time to find a better solution. And you can still proceed with the programming.

Also, did you tried another component for sending the requests? For some not really Delphi compatible WSDL's used i another component. Its a bit more work to send the requests and analyse the response, but its stable working since years. Its called IP*Works / IP*Works SSL from NSoftware.
You can not really import the WSDL, but since its just pieces of XML data which is send to the server and you get another piece back it might work.

[carmeloconny]

Excuse my absence for all those who helped me.
The problem has not been resolved.
looking for a solution on the internet, I realized that I have to use WinHttp instead of WinINet.
WinHttp should not display dialogs, which is what I want.


I tried to replace, in HTTPRIOHTTPWebNode1BeforePost:

Code:

   auth := 'Authorization: Basic ' + TNetEncoding.Base64.Encode(FUserName + ':' + FPassword);

   if not HttpAddRequestHeaders(Data, PChar(auth), Length(auth), HTTP_ADDREQ_FLAG_ADD) then
   ShowMessage('HttpAddRequestHeaders' + SysErrorMessage(GetLastError()));

with

Code:

   auth := 'Authorization: Basic ' + TNetEncoding.Base64.Encode(FUserName + ':' + FPassword);
   if not WinHttpAddRequestHeaders(Data, PChar(auth), Length(auth), WinHTTP_ADDREQ_FLAG_ADD) then
   ShowMessage('WinHttpAddRequestHeaders:  ' + SysErrorMessage(GetLastError()));

this doesn't work,error "handle is invalid".
how can I use WinHttp with HttpRio?

[carmeloconny]

I solved it by calling the onWinInetError event of the HttpRio component.
Thanks to all, maybe the solution can serve others.