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Hello,
do I need to use the special indy version to use that component? In de def I saw that its only activated if SGC CUSTOM INDY is definde. I would like to stay with the standard INDY that came with my D12 as I have a lot of stuff depending on INDY and I don't want to break that.
Thanks for help!
do I need to use the special indy version to use that component? In de def I saw that its only activated if SGC CUSTOM INDY is definde. I would like to stay with the standard INDY that came with my D12 as I have a lot of stuff depending on INDY and I don't want to break that.
Thanks for help!
Hello,
In your account, you can download an executable that generates the VAPID keys
https://www.esegece.com/my-account/sgcwebsockets/libraries/webpush
Both PEM and DER are required by the webpush specification.
Kind Regards,
Sergio
In your account, you can download an executable that generates the VAPID keys
https://www.esegece.com/my-account/sgcwebsockets/libraries/webpush
Both PEM and DER are required by the webpush specification.
Kind Regards,
Sergio
Hello,
I was able to generate a DER Keypair, converted it to PEM and copied all to the example program. It worked. But I wonder, why I need the keys in DER and the same keys in PEM?
I was able to generate a DER Keypair, converted it to PEM and copied all to the example program. It worked. But I wonder, why I need the keys in DER and the same keys in PEM?
The example works great. Can you give me a hint how to generate the reuired keys with delphi? That would be very kind!
Hello Sergio,
thanks for this explanation, perfect. I am happy having licensed that great library!
thanks for this explanation, perfect. I am happy having licensed that great library!
Hello,
The enterprise edition comes with a custom indy version because the standard indy version doesn't implement several features required by webpush. But there is no need to change anything in your IDE, both versions can work together because in the custom indy version, the indy units are renamed (start with "sgc"). So if you are using indy in other projects, you can remain with the standard indy version that comes with delphi.
Kind Regards,
Sergio
The enterprise edition comes with a custom indy version because the standard indy version doesn't implement several features required by webpush. But there is no need to change anything in your IDE, both versions can work together because in the custom indy version, the indy units are renamed (start with "sgc"). So if you are using indy in other projects, you can remain with the standard indy version that comes with delphi.
Kind Regards,
Sergio
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