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SOAP Request - Ignore Security Certificate

I am trying to access a web service located on my server at https://test.mydomain.com . For this, I use low-level SOAP XML.

Unfortunately, the domain only has a self-signed certificate that shows the "Accept this security certificate" error to continue when I go to the web page. I get the same error message when sending a SOAP request.

I tried to examine some of the SOAP header data regarding security, but all I can find is how to connect the X509 certificate. What I would like to do would be to completely ignore / circumvent it.

Again, I am doing this in XML, so I am looking for something in these lines:

<soap:header>
  <soap:certificate ignoreInvalid="true" />
</soap:header>

Any help would be appreciated and appreciated for your time!

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Again, I am doing this in XML, so I am looking for something in these lines:

your source code seems to be missing, use the "Sample Code" button if you are sending some code.

What I would like to do would be to completely ignore / circumvent it.

you cannot ignore the server certificate in SSL, you must add it to the trust list.

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This has nothing to do with the SOAP message itself. This occurs at the SSL / TLS transport layer.

Therefore, it is not solved by adding anything to the SOAP message. The SOAP message is the same, whether it uses a self-signed certificate, a trusted certificate, or no security at all.

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