> Hi Victor, > Thanks for your suggestion. I was under the impression that the > TLS extension (RFC 4366) has some chunking mechanism where the > application protocol does not have to create the chunks.
You are mistaken. The only think even remotely close to this in RFC4366 is a way for clients to negotiate smaller blocks if they're memory constrained. This still doesn't compel the server to block out the data any particular way. SSL fundamentally provides a byte-stream protocol and you're not ever going to find one extension that totally changes the entire type of protocol SSL is. > Does Openssl implement this extension and if it does would it be > possible for me to take advantage of that using some APIs ? > Animesh SSL is a byte-stream protocol just like TCP. There is no magic switch that will change this. If you need message boundary support, implement it any way you like. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager majord...@openssl.org
