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@tom, Thank you for point out.
Is possible to perform the handshake SslStream implements the AuthenticateAsClient use API (NOT THROUGH HTTPS)?
I read on tcp/ip user manual volume 3 as follows, I still tried and not succeeded. Any suggestion? Thanks
tcp_extopen(&tcp_sock,
)
sock = &tcp_sock; // mention of 'sock' refers to plaintext TCP socket
while (!sock_established(sock)) tcp_tick(NULL);
// OK, socket is established. Can use plaintext communication
sock_write(sock, "Please start your TLS negotiations!",
);
sock_secure(&tcp_sock, &tls_sock,
);
sock = tls_sock; // now, mention of 'sock' refers to encrypted connection!
sock_write(sock, "Password: highlySecret",
)
sock_gets(sock, response,
)
// OK, let's close down
sock_unsecure(tls_sock);
sock_close(&tcp_sock);
--- In [email protected], Tom Collins <tom@...> wrote:
>
> I think newer versions (>10.60?) include support in the HTTP client library for making outbound HTTPS connections.
>
> Try downloading 10.72, and look at Samples/tcpip/http/https_client.c and https_client_nb.c.
>
> -Tom
>
>
> On Mar 7, 2013, at 2:51 PM, dynamic_c@... wrote:
>
> > After reading the manual (TN245.pdf) like this:
> > ---------------------------
> > "Some Rabbit-based applications may require that the device initiate a connection to a server (with the Rabbit acting as a client), rather than the other way around (with the Rabbit acting as a server).
> > The current Rabbit implementation of SSL does not support client-side SSL, so some applications will simply not be possible."
> > ---------------------------
> >
> > My question: What a new Dynamic C support for used SSL in client? I'm used Dynamic C 10.54 with rcm5600w. Thank you.
> >
> >
> >
>