I was wondering if there was a way of getting the functionality of s_client on Android, either by utilizing the OpenSSL present on the device or linking to a custom compiled version of OpenSSL. The application that I would like to write needs to verify what cipher suite is in use during a connection, and from what I have seen the built in SSL libraries in Java don't get as granular as s_client. I ran accross http://wiki.openssl.org/index.php/Android on the OpenSSL Wiki and while I have successfully cross-compiled for android(readelf returns arm as it should) it seems that the section that talks about how to call it from an android app is a bit too brief for me to understand and a good example of what wrapper.c looks like is not given. This example also doesn't seem to use the Android NDK which seems odd to me. Has anyone seen any good guides about how to utilize the manufacturer's implementation of OpenSSL within an app or how to integrate it into an app using the NDK? Anyone have any pointers or suggestions?
Thanks! Jim
