VC calls OpenSSL

In fact, OpenSSL does not need to be installed through dos. The current installation package is available online, and the latest installation package is installed,

The following three folders are used: Bin, include, and Lib.

Download gsoap and decompress it!

If SSL is used, you need to re-compile wsdl2h and compile it under visualstudio2005. Before compiling, You need to select the OpenSSL-related include and Lib files,

Import libeay32.lib and ssleay32.lib, if c: \ OpenSSL-Win32 \ Lib \ Vc does not have these two library files, then add

Add Win32, _ debug, _ WINDOWS, _ afxdll to with_openssl in the project configuration

Reference http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cn/webservices/ws-soa-gsoap/index.html#resources

Http://blog.csdn.net/gogor/article/details/5896135

If you want to add a library and header file that supports SSL to the project, the same as above

Add all files to the project at the same time,

In pre-compilation, C/C ++ --> category: Select precompiled headers and not using precompiled headers,

Add in CPP

# Include "soapcustombinding_uscoreicertificateproxy.h"
# Include "custombinding_uscoreicertificate.nsmap"

# Pragma comment (Lib, "ssleay32.lib ")
# Pragma comment (Lib, "libeay32.lib ")

Now that the reference is complete, the next step is to call the interface.