David Schwartz schrieb: >> The only signals that I have is readyRead() (emit when I can read data >> form socked) and bytesWritten() (emit when data was written to the >> socked). I seen that OpenSSL will only have data for read when an Record >> was complete transmitted. How can I find out the size of an Record? >> Then I can try to call SSL_read only when all data of an record are >> received. > > You can't teach your application SSL, and it would be madness to try. > > If you are doing blocking operations, then no problem, SSL_read will > block > until it can read at least one byte of application data, which should be > what you want. > > If you are doing non-blocking operations, then no problem, SSL_read will > never block. So just try any time you get data. > > DS > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org > User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org > Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
I have try this, but call SSL_read 400 times will not help. So I have an new Idea to use the BIO system with an memory buffer. But I need an call back for BIO_write() so that I can send it so the network when openSSL has something to send.
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