public static CURLcode OnSSLContext(SSLContext ctx, Object extraData)
{
// To do anything useful with the SSLContext object, you'll need
// to call the OpenSSL native methods on your own. So for this
// demo, we just return what cURL is expecting.
return CURLcode.CURLE_OK;
}
// called by libcurlshim
private static int SSLCtxDelegate(IntPtr ctx, IntPtr parm)
{
int ok = (int)CURLcode.CURLE_OK;
GCHandle gch = (GCHandle)parm;
Easy easy = (Easy)gch.Target;
if (easy == null)
{
return(ok);
}
if (easy.m_pfSSLContext == null)
{
return(ok); // keep going
}
SSLContext context = new SSLContext(ctx);
return((int)easy.m_pfSSLContext(context, easy.m_sslContextData));
}
// called by libcurlshim
private static int SSLCtxDelegate(IntPtr ctx, IntPtr parm)
{
int ok = (int)CURLcode.CURLE_OK;
GCHandle gch = (GCHandle)parm;
Easy easy = (Easy)gch.Target;
if (easy == null)
return ok;
if (easy.m_pfSSLContext == null)
return ok; // keep going
SSLContext context = new SSLContext(ctx);
return (int)easy.m_pfSSLContext(context, easy.m_sslContextData);
}
