Hi.. Kyle: thanks for your answer. I've been looking into it, and if
OpenSSL works as I think it does, then it should be easy to put a
BIO_s_mem between my TCP implementation's socket and OpenSSL.
Now I'd just need to program USING OpenSSL... the internet's driving
me crazy, there seems to be no complete minimal examples, or at the
very least I haven't come across any.
I have an http client class which can POST, GET, and little more. I
need these requests and answers to go through SSL, in order to
1) mantain a session so I can know who's each person.
2) send a set of username-password in order to start that session.
SSL might be overkill for what we're doing, really, but we thought
it'd be the easiest way to mantain the session on the server's side.
Besides it might be necessary to use it in other projects. If anyone
knows of a good minimalistic example or howto somewhere, I'd
appreciate it a lot
best regards
Tomás
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