How to do HTTPS using mongoose as a library?
 

I am using mongoose as a library on my C++ application and I would like to implement HTTPS for the communication between my Mongoose server application and my libcurl client application.

Can someone point out any exemple of implementation?

These two applications comunicate between them like using RESTful APIs and would like to keep it secure and compatible with other client languages which support HTTPS.

- Claudio

Re: How to do HTTPS using mongoose as a library?
 

On 7/17/2012 1:08 PM, claudiomsjunior@yahoo.com wrote:
> I am using mongoose as a library on my C++ application and I would
> like to implement HTTPS for the communication between my Mongoose
> server application and my libcurl client application.
>
> Can someone point out any exemple of implementation?
>
> These two applications comunicate between them like using RESTful
> APIs and would like to keep it secure and compatible with other
> client languages which support HTTPS.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mongoose+librar...xample+C%2B%2B

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Re: How to do HTTPS using mongoose as a library?
 

I have already made such a research but it was of no avail. This is the reason I posted my question here.

I appreciate your help but googling does not give any clue of thi.

Does anyone else have some idea?

Re: How to do HTTPS using mongoose as a library?
 

On Tue, 2012-07-17, Claudio Junior wrote:

Please quote the posting you're responding to.

> I have already made such a research but it was of no avail. This is
> the reason I posted my question here.
>
> I appreciate your help but googling does not give any clue of thi.
>
> Does anyone else have some idea?

Not me. Look, there are tens of thousands of C libraries out there,
from well-known to obscure. The chances that someone here on
comp.lang.c++ knows this "mongoose" in detail are very small.

/Jorgen

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Re: How to do HTTPS using mongoose as a library?
 

On 7/17/2012 10:43 AM, Claudio Junior wrote:
> I have already made such a research but it was of no avail. This is the reason I posted my question here.
>
> I appreciate your help but googling does not give any clue of thi.
>
> Does anyone else have some idea?
>
What Victor said. Also, you're off-topic here. See FAQ 5.9

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...p.html#faq-5.9