QtNetwork on Windows by default with or without SSL
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You just got me wrong, i said 4.7.4 has it enabled and 4.8.0 has it not enabled. It is the opposite than you understood me.
[quote author="veeeee_d" date="1322718408"]I don't think SSL will ever be the default form of a socket system, but if 4.8.0 is as you say, I would like to know the answer too.[/quote] -
SSL support in Qt is implemented by using external libraries like OpenSSL. For licensing reasons, Qt can neither ship with OpenSSL nor be linked directly against it. It uses a load-the-DLL-at-runtime approach to test whether SSL libs are installed on your system. Thus, the OpenSSL libs need to be stored in a path that is accessible by the application.
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Sorry, I don't know that. If it does not work with the RC I would suggest opening a bug report on the public "Jira":https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com - or search there whether it has been reported.
But make sure, that the OpenSSL libs are available to your application. Either install them in a system directory like C:/windows/... or in the directory containing your .exe.
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Hi Volker, I would like to know which libs i need for Windows and where i can get them, before i raise a bug report?
[quote author="Volker" date="1322829981"]Sorry, I don't know that. If it does not work with the RC I would suggest opening a bug report on the public "Jira":https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com - or search there whether it has been reported.But make sure, that the OpenSSL libs are available to your application. Either install them in a system directory like C:/windows/... or in the directory containing your .exe.[/quote]
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You can get the DLLs from "here":http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
I did not try whether it works with MinGW, thought. That's still on my TODO list.