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edited Feb 27, 2018 at 17:51

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Please try:

socket = SocketConnect[{"api.binance.com", 443}]
WriteString[socket, "GET /api/v1/time \n"]
message = SocketReadMessage[socket]

note the "\n" message returns a bytearray. Without the "\n" it hangs. I am not familiar with the binance API but just generally sometimes one or more carriage returns are necessary in HTTP headers.

ByteArrayToString[%]

Returns a 400 error page. I am assuming you are looking for a timestamp.

Please try:

socket = SocketConnect[{"api.binance.com", 443}]
WriteString[socket, "GET /api/v1/time \n"]
message = SocketReadMessage[socket]

note the "\n" message returns a bytearray. Without the "\n" it hangs. I am not familiar with the binance API but just generally sometimes one or more carriage returns are necessary in HTTP headers.

Please try:

socket = SocketConnect[{"api.binance.com", 443}]
WriteString[socket, "GET /api/v1/time \n"]
message = SocketReadMessage[socket]

note the "\n" message returns a bytearray. Without the "\n" it hangs. I am not familiar with the binance API but just generally sometimes one or more carriage returns are necessary in HTTP headers.

ByteArrayToString[%]

Returns a 400 error page. I am assuming you are looking for a timestamp.

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answered Feb 27, 2018 at 17:42

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Please try:

socket = SocketConnect[{"api.binance.com", 443}]
WriteString[socket, "GET /api/v1/time \n"]
message = SocketReadMessage[socket]

note the "\n" message returns a bytearray. Without the "\n" it hangs. I am not familiar with the binance API but just generally sometimes one or more carriage returns are necessary in HTTP headers.