SignalR cannot establish a connection if it is on HTTPS
So apparently I have 4 environment , 3 environments runs on HTTP and one in HTTPS. Which are all deployed on azure. I am using react-redux as my front end and Asp.net MVC5 as my backend. I tried deploying and testing the signalR to the 3 environments that is running on HTTP and it works like a charm , but when I deployed it on HTTPS. It doesn't work. I have properly configured everything. Since the SignalR is used by me as a chat System and the others where running like REST Apis (endpoints etc. ) My question here is , is the problem in the SSL Certificate of the signalR? I have tried various searches but no luck. Here is my Client Side code since I think the problem is here.
connectToSignalR(){
const con = $.connection;
let hubConnection = con.activeViewersHub;
const { prop1, match: { prop2}, actions: {getViewingUsers} } = this.props;
hubConnection.client.getMessage= (response) =>{
getMessages(response);
};
con.hub.url = `${URL}/signalr`;
con.hub.start({withCredentials:true,transport: 'longPolling' })
.done(()=>{
hubConnection.server.addMessage(prop1,prop2);
});
}
my point is that SSL is properly configured in azure. Since the system is running and everything is working fine, only in signalR that it doesn't work. Been spending a week already in this scenario. Any thoughts about this?
azure signalr asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:27
xSkrappyxSkrappy
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So apparently I have 4 environment , 3 environments runs on HTTP and one in HTTPS. Which are all deployed on azure. I am using react-redux as my front end and Asp.net MVC5 as my backend. I tried deploying and testing the signalR to the 3 environments that is running on HTTP and it works like a charm , but when I deployed it on HTTPS. It doesn't work. I have properly configured everything. Since the SignalR is used by me as a chat System and the others where running like REST Apis (endpoints etc. ) My question here is , is the problem in the SSL Certificate of the signalR? I have tried various searches but no luck. Here is my Client Side code since I think the problem is here.
connectToSignalR(){
const con = $.connection;
let hubConnection = con.activeViewersHub;
const { prop1, match: { prop2}, actions: {getViewingUsers} } = this.props;
hubConnection.client.getMessage= (response) =>{
getMessages(response);
};
con.hub.url = `${URL}/signalr`;
con.hub.start({withCredentials:true,transport: 'longPolling' })
.done(()=>{
hubConnection.server.addMessage(prop1,prop2);
});
}
my point is that SSL is properly configured in azure. Since the system is running and everything is working fine, only in signalR that it doesn't work. Been spending a week already in this scenario. Any thoughts about this?
azure signalr asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:27
xSkrappyxSkrappy
438112
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So apparently I have 4 environment , 3 environments runs on HTTP and one in HTTPS. Which are all deployed on azure. I am using react-redux as my front end and Asp.net MVC5 as my backend. I tried deploying and testing the signalR to the 3 environments that is running on HTTP and it works like a charm , but when I deployed it on HTTPS. It doesn't work. I have properly configured everything. Since the SignalR is used by me as a chat System and the others where running like REST Apis (endpoints etc. ) My question here is , is the problem in the SSL Certificate of the signalR? I have tried various searches but no luck. Here is my Client Side code since I think the problem is here.
connectToSignalR(){
const con = $.connection;
let hubConnection = con.activeViewersHub;
const { prop1, match: { prop2}, actions: {getViewingUsers} } = this.props;
hubConnection.client.getMessage= (response) =>{
getMessages(response);
};
con.hub.url = `${URL}/signalr`;
con.hub.start({withCredentials:true,transport: 'longPolling' })
.done(()=>{
hubConnection.server.addMessage(prop1,prop2);
});
}
my point is that SSL is properly configured in azure. Since the system is running and everything is working fine, only in signalR that it doesn't work. Been spending a week already in this scenario. Any thoughts about this?
azure signalr asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:27
xSkrappyxSkrappy
438112
So apparently I have 4 environment , 3 environments runs on HTTP and one in HTTPS. Which are all deployed on azure. I am using react-redux as my front end and Asp.net MVC5 as my backend. I tried deploying and testing the signalR to the 3 environments that is running on HTTP and it works like a charm , but when I deployed it on HTTPS. It doesn't work. I have properly configured everything. Since the SignalR is used by me as a chat System and the others where running like REST Apis (endpoints etc. ) My question here is , is the problem in the SSL Certificate of the signalR? I have tried various searches but no luck. Here is my Client Side code since I think the problem is here.
connectToSignalR(){
const con = $.connection;
let hubConnection = con.activeViewersHub;
const { prop1, match: { prop2}, actions: {getViewingUsers} } = this.props;
hubConnection.client.getMessage= (response) =>{
getMessages(response);
};
con.hub.url = `${URL}/signalr`;
con.hub.start({withCredentials:true,transport: 'longPolling' })
.done(()=>{
hubConnection.server.addMessage(prop1,prop2);
});
}
my point is that SSL is properly configured in azure. Since the system is running and everything is working fine, only in signalR that it doesn't work. Been spending a week already in this scenario. Any thoughts about this?
azure signalr azure signalr asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:27
xSkrappyxSkrappy
438112
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