Using the Secure Sockets Callbacks
A callback is a function that is executed when a certain condition is met. Usually, each callback is registered with a specific class. The following section describe:
password callbackscertificate verification callbackshandshake information callbacksclient certificate callbacksThese callbacks depend on features of the underlying cryptographic library. Note that all user callback functions for the Secure Sockets package should have “C” linkage by using extern “C” in your function declarations.
NOTE: Rogue Wave does not provide technical support for writing these callbacks. The functions in the Secure Sockets package that set the callback are provided for convenience only. For more information, see the manual that came with your cryptographic library.
