This isn't an android developer support list, but you can gain access to the built-in openssl by using the Native Development Kit (NDK). More than that, I don't know.
-Kyle H On 7/20/2014 3:02 PM, Jim Shaver wrote: > 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 >
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