Hi
I am currently working on calling crypto library from Java program. Since
the algorithms are already available in OpenSSL i presume i need to make
calls to the necessary methods.
Does anyone have an example of Java programs calling the Openssl libraries ?
Thanks
Sandesh
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On Mon, Jan 21, 2008 at 05:34:43PM -0800, David Schwartz wrote:
- there is no difference between
multithreaded and non-multithreaded _compilation_ (surely not for errno
and malloc).
Really? So 'errno' refers to a process global in both cases?! (Note that I
said the definition, not the
errno is stored in Thread Local Storage (TLS). You can't link to the
global errno anymore.
For a single-threaded process, there is no distinction between thread-local
storage and a global variable. For a multi-threaded process, there is.
The same code can have a different semantic meaning
Tomas Mraz, 2008-01-24:
So IMO what Paul Sheer is doing - disabling all locking in OpenSSL given
that there won't be any static and/or global variables in the OpenSSL
code called is 100% safe thing if the threads do not share any data
manipulated within the OpenSSL library.
As mentioned in
On Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 02:22:09PM -0800, David Schwartz wrote:
errno is stored in Thread Local Storage (TLS). You can't link to the
global errno anymore.
For a single-threaded process, there is no distinction between thread-local
storage and a global variable. For a multi-threaded
Let's say you have 1600 clients. Let's say that you have 40 threads, and
each thread
handles 40 connections. Now let's say that each thread initializes it's own
SSL_CTX structure.
The SSL_CTX structure contains most of the data required for SSL
functionality.
Because each SSL_CTX structure has
