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Hi, I'm developing with asp.net, c# .net 3.5<br />
I know there is a overhead to setup the IIS and obtain certificate to transmit in encryption. &nbsp;Since I haven't done this before. &nbsp;I was wondering if there is any differences in asp.net /C# coding when I want to send the form data in encryption when user clicks the submit button? &nbsp;What about the server side of code in C#? &nbsp;Are there additional work there too? &nbsp;<br />
Also, is there some sample code/web site that I can check out? &nbsp;thanks.
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Hi, I'm developing with asp.net, c# .net 3.5
I know there is a overhead to setup the IIS and obtain certificate to transmit in encryption.  Since I haven't done this before.  I was wondering if there is any differences in asp.net /C# coding when I want to send the form data in encryption when user clicks the submit button?  What about the server side of code in C#?  Are there additional work there too?  
Also, is there some sample code/web site that I can check out?  thanks.

web form data submission using encryption

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