On 23-06-2010 08:23, Strauch, Robert wrote:
Hello,
I've been using OpenSSL for quite a time but now it's time for me to integrate
some functionality into my own application (C#). That is: decrypting with a
private key and building hashsums. As far as I understood I need the
libeay32.dll to achieve this. However I cannot find something like an API
documentiation which describes how to call OpenSSL functions from this DLL.
Could someone assist me in this?
Sincerely,
Robert
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In native C and C++, you just use the headers and import library that
are built together with the DLL.
To call libeay32.dll from .NET code, you will need some "glue" code
to make the native API calls with native types from your interpreted
code. I am no C# expert, but this may involve some work to create an
"interop" assembly. Chances are that someone else have already
created such an assembly and made it available for free, so look
around for that. If you don't find anything, the new C# 4.0 features
may make creating the interop code easier.
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