Rebex HTTPS for .NET 2017 R6.1

Adds WebClient.Encoding property to specify charset for string-based methods.
November 24, 2017
New Version

Features

  • HTTP: Added WebClient.Encoding property to specify charset for string-based methods.
  • HTTP: Added DownloadProgressChanged/UploadProgressChanged events do WebClient class.
  • HTTP: Added HttpRequest.AutomaticDecompression property.
  • HTTP: HttpResponse.ContentLength returns -1 to indicate 'value not specified'.
  • HTTP: Added null value check to HttpRequest.Headers setter.
  • HTTP: HttpResponse.ContentLength property is now set to -1 (not specified) when receiving automatically decompressed content.
  • HTTP: HttpResponse.GetResponseStream() handles unsupported Content-Encoding values now.
  • SSH: Added SshPublicKey.LoadPublicKeys method that supports loading OpenSSH's 'authorized_keys' files.
  • Cryptography: Enhanced custom CRL downloader for .NET Compact Framework to handle all 3xx redirect codes.
  • Cryptography: Enhanced Certificate.LoadDer to handle files with multiple certificates (loads the first one).
  • Cryptography: Added 'params' to CertificateInfo.SetExtendedUsave/SetAlternativeHostnames methods.
  • Common: Added workaround for broken Encoding.ASCII encoder on legacy Mono platforms.
  • Common: Enhanced SSPI error reporting.

Fixes

  • HTTP: Fixed handling of multiple headers with same header name in .NET Standard edition.
  • HTTP: Fixed a bug in handling HttpRequest.Headers that could cause headers to be duplicated in some scenarios.
  • Cryptography: Fixed detection of AES/GCM support.
  • Cryptography: Fixed detection of native Brainpool and secp256k1 support.
  • Cryptography: Fixed null handling in CertificateInfo.MailAddress.
  • Common: Fixed platform info in logs on macOS.
Rebex HTTPS for .NET 2017 R6.1
Rebex HTTPS for .NET

Rebex HTTPS for .NET

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