Hi guys,
I've been reading openssl-users for quite some time and I've noticed that
there's always a constant need for example code of basic openssl
functionality. I've had some experience in writing software using openssl
(mainly in combination with PKCS#11 tokens). I've spent some time learning
openssl internals mainly by wrinting C++ bindings for some commonly used
openssl functions. You can have a look at
http://e-doc.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/e-doc/trunk/ossl/.
The application (called e-doc) is a tool for XML-signing (more specifically
OpenXAdES) of documents. It is still in very early beta.
I'm writing this not because of the application itself but that it uses a
library which is C++ binding of basic Openssl functionality (the crypto
part). Although its design and implementation is not an example for good
writing (it is written while I was learning openssl and C++), I think it
would be a good starting point for developers new to openssl.

I hope it would be useful to someone.

Cheers,
Stefan Vatev

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