I need to create a WCF proxy for the service opened by our client. The service is closed pretty tough, so it's complicated. Also, I'm new to WCF, so I might miss something obvious ...
The client just opened his firewall on our production server - so I can not create a proxy from Visual Studio on my dev machine. In addition, the service is distributed only through HTTPS. And this requires us to authenticate using a client certificate ...
I was hoping to run svcutil on a field to create .cs files, and then copy the files locally. But svcutil refuses to start because the client uses a self-signed certificate. This gives me the following error:
The connected connection was closed: Failed to establish trust for the SSL / TLS secure channel. the remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.
I tried adding the service certificate as a trusted root certificate, but this does not work. In the MMC certificate snap-in I get: "Windows does not have enough information to verify the certificate."
Is there any way around the svcutil security check?
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