HTTPS Binding Object

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I have an application that is currently consuming a web services over HTTP. It is coded without using an app.config. All the binding code is in the C# code using a BasicHttpBinding object. I now have a need to change this application to consume the same web service over HTTPS. Is there a corresponding HTTPS binding object that I am not finding? I really want to set this up without an app.config it possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Posted 1-May-13 1:46am

UTRocketFan

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UTRocketFan · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-01T03:27:00

UPDATE - I figured out how to make this work. Instead of using the BasicHttpBinding, I am now using an HttpsTransportBindingElment to see the properties I want and then adding that to a CustomBinding object that I now use in place of the BasicHttpBinding object. This seems to do the trick...