HTTPS with W5500
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RE: HTTPS with W5500
by scarlet ·
Hello, @Gxxx
What is the Python you used?
circuit python or micro python?
RE: RE: HTTPS with W5500
by Gxxx ·
Hi, thanks for the answer. I use micropython.
Best regards.
RE: HTTPS with W5500
by irina WIZnet ·
Do you know we support the HTTP Client example ?
RP2040-HAT-MicroPython/examples/HTTP/HTTP_Client at main · Wiznet/RP2040-HAT-MicroPython · GitHub.
This example use the ussl library and wrap_socket() in the urequest.py.
In addition, W5500 not support the wrap_socket()
RE: HTTPS with W5500
by Gxxx ·
Hi,
my code starts from HTTP_Client example, and if proto==‘https’ the code executes (taking a long time) wrap_socket().
If I try to run the wrap_socket() function only the first request, without close the socket, at the second request I get the exception: -28928
Thanks for the help
Best regards