Use of QWebView to browse "https" secure sites

[pvdk]

I don't have image loading errors. I just can't browse to secure sites (https) for example the mail.yahoo.com. As far as I understand this secure sites use SSL. When I remove all Certificates from my Firefox browser I see that when entering this type of sites they send me a certificate, and only after adding this certificate they let me to enter their sites.

I know, I just included that piece too for completeness sake. HTTPS does indeed work with SSL certificates. To get these working with QWebView you'll need to do the following:
(as mentioned in my other post)

- You need OpenSSL installed on your pc
- Then you need to recompile Qt with the -openssl-linked option

After this https links should work for you!
pvdk

[grigoryan_hayk]

Thanks,
I'll try to install OpenSSl library and then build QT source with the flag that you've told.

[yop]

- You need OpenSSL installed on your pc
- Then you need to recompile Qt with the -openssl-linked option

Do you have any experience on installing custom certificates under linux?
I can't seem to find a way to tell QtWebkit to trust a given site by accepting it's certificate.
https works for me but the above not. I think only signed by well known authorities certificates work. Maybe this has to be setup in the OS level and not QtWebkit?

[nuald]

Please review arora sources. The main points are:

1. Set up a network access manager for the QWebPage instance via setNetworkAccessManager().
2. Override sslErrors() methods in the manager class.

After that you'll have two choices:

1. Ignore all SSL errors (via QNetworkReply::ignoreSslErrors()), but this is not secure.
2. Register a new SSL certificate for the required site (via QSslConfiguration::setCaCertificates() or related methods).

[alexnum]

Please review arora sources. The main points are:

1. Set up a network access manager for the QWebPage instance via setNetworkAccessManager().
2. Override sslErrors() methods in the manager class.

After that you'll have two choices:

1. Ignore all SSL errors (via QNetworkReply::ignoreSslErrors()), but this is not secure.
2. Register a new SSL certificate for the required site (via QSslConfiguration::setCaCertificates() or related methods).

This might work smoothly in QWebPage. But in the the QWebEngine it is not possible to handle the ssl error like that. It is needed to:

• Subclass QWebEnginePage and override the certificateError method, if you want to just ignore all errors, just make it return true OR if you want to deal with each error individally just check the QWebEngineCertificateError and return true/false depending of the error type
• In your QWebEngineView don't load the page directly, do:

  QWebEngineView* webView = new QWebEngineView(this);
  CustomPage* page  = new CustomPage(webView);
  page->load(QUrl("https://www.self-signed-wild-page.com"));
  webview->setPage(page);
  webview->show();

  QWebEngineView* webView = new QWebEngineView(this);
  CustomPage* page  = new CustomPage(webView);
  page->load(QUrl("https://www.self-signed-wild-page.com"));
  webview->setPage(page);
  webview->show();

  To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode 

And it's done =D