Re: C++ TLS code for iSeries -- C400-L

Subject: Re: C++ TLS code for iSeries
From: Scott Klement <c400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2023 16:34:55 -0600
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I always use GSKit. Easy to code, and am using it in both open source and commercial products that I built/maintain.

If you have a more specific question about it's usage, please feel welcome to post it here, and I will try to answer when possible.

On 11/8/23 3:57 PM, Kelly Beard wrote:

On a whim and to try it out, I asked ChatGPT to write some sample code to
connect a client to a server with TLS. It came up with something that I
tried to compile after setting the correct #include path. I'm getting
compilation problems, but a little research via Google says that I should
not be using opensys SSL and using the GSKit stuff instead. Anyone using
GSKit?

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