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Author Difference betwenn HTTP/HTTPS syncronization using certicom & TLS
John Yovas

2005-08-08, 1:27 pm

sorry for posting this again here , I tried posing this in Ultralite group
and waited for couple of days

> ASA 9.0.0.1402


What is the real difference between HTTP/HTTPS syncronization from a
ultralite palm or pocketpc client when the app is using TLS security. As per
my understanding both HTTP/HTTPS needs certicom to implement TLS security.
Where is the real difference ?

Can somebody explain the difference ?

Thanks,
-John


David Fishburn

2005-08-09, 11:25 am

"John Yovas" < johnca2000usNOSPAM@y
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JY>> ASA 9.0.0.1402

old ...

JY> What is the real difference between HTTP/HTTPS syncronization from a
JY> ultralite palm or pocketpc client when the app is using TLS security.
JY> As per my understanding both HTTP/HTTPS needs certicom to implement
JY> TLS security. Where is the real difference ?

The big difference is the protocol. One uses TCP/IP only, and the other
uses HTTP on top of TCP/IP.

HTTP has some advantages, since it allows us to synchronize through your
existing company's web server without punching any new holes in the
corporate firewall. MobiLink has native redirectors for various web
servers, IIS, Apache, iPlanet and so on.

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John Yovas

2005-08-09, 8:26 pm

David,

My question was difference between using HTTP and HTTPS with certicom with
Ultralite clients. To achive TLS with both HTTP and HTTPS we need certicom
so what is the real difference ?

-John
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> "John Yovas" < johnca2000usNOSPAM@y
ahoo.com> wrote in
> news:42f79d97$1@foru
ms-1-dub of sybase.public.sqlanywhere.mobilink:
>
> ...
> JY>> ASA 9.0.0.1402
>
> old ...
>
> JY> What is the real difference between HTTP/HTTPS syncronization from a
> JY> ultralite palm or pocketpc client when the app is using TLS security.
> JY> As per my understanding both HTTP/HTTPS needs certicom to implement
> JY> TLS security. Where is the real difference ?
>
> The big difference is the protocol. One uses TCP/IP only, and the other
> uses HTTP on top of TCP/IP.
>
> HTTP has some advantages, since it allows us to synchronize through your
> existing company's web server without punching any new holes in the
> corporate firewall. MobiLink has native redirectors for various web
> servers, IIS, Apache, iPlanet and so on.
>
> --
> David Fishburn
> Certified ASA Developer Version 8
> iAnywhere Solutions - Sybase
> Professional Services
> Please only post to the newsgroup
> Please ALWAYS include version and MORE importantly BUILD number with
> EACH post (dbeng9 -v).
>
> EBFs and Maintenance Releases
> http://downloads.sybase.com/swx/sdmain.stm
>
> Developer Community / Whitepapers
> http://www.ianywhere.com/developer
>
> CaseXpress - to report bugs
> http://casexpress.sybase.com
>
> CodeXchange - Free samples
> [url]http://ianywhere.codexchange.sybase.com/servlets/ ProjectDocumentList[
/url]
>



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