1 Topic by s123unny

(1 replies, posted in wolfSSL)

Hi,

I am working on building a DTLS client with C#.
It happens that if the server is not running, my client will block at connect() --...--> amtRecv = con.Receive(msg, msg.Length, 0);, which is reasonable in blocking IO. However, when I tried to turn to non-blocking IO, I cannot find wolfSSL_set_using_nonblock in the C# wrapper. I looked up and found the example of IOcallback: https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfssl/blob … llbacks.cs.
However, I am not really understand how should I use it for setting non-blocking socket. Is this right solution? And is there any example?
After all, it will be great if there is same approach for wrapper to set non-blocking IO.

Thanks!

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2 Topic by s123unny

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Hello,

I am trying to build a pair of server and client using DTLS with CSharp wrapper.
However, when enabling DTLS for client, I cannot find the method 

wolfssl.dtls_set_peer

.
(I refer to the code in wolfssl-example/dtls/client-dtls.c since there are no client code in wrapper.)
What method should I use to set the target address for a DTLS client?

Thank you!
Sunny

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