> I have single stepped through all of the network code and I just can't > find any place where this fails. It looks like Exchange just closes the > socket without giving me an error.
You can confirm this with a packet sniffer to see which end initiated the close. > > My URL to the server is something like > "https://mail.somewhere/EWS/Exchange.asmx";. I sent this a post request > with an XML body. Just to eliminate the obvious, you're not getting any SSL errors right (or being silently ignored)? > > I can see that the receiver requests the body data, but then the line is How do you see the receiver request the body data? I think the POST data is sent along in the request itself. The receiver will be expecting the POST data to be present after the HTTP headers. > silently dropped. The finished signal is emitted from the request and > error() says there's no error. > > I have tried different things for the username and password. First > attempt is to do the same as I do for usernames without a domain: > > url.setUserName(connector->userName()); > url.setPassword(connector->password()); > > This doesn't work for usernames with domain info. > > I have also tried removing those, expecting a authenticationRequired or > proxyAuthenticationRequired. No such call is coming. > > I have also tried url encoding the domain\username but that didn't work > either. The domain name might be case-sensitive, so you can verify if the correct case is being used. HTH, -mandeep _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
