wolfssl/wrapper/CSharp/README.md

# wolfSSL CSharp Wrappers

This directory contains the CSharp wrapper for the wolfSSL TLS layer with examples.

* `wolfSSL_CSharp`: wolfSSL TLS layer wrappers (library)

Examples:
* `wolfSSL-DTLS-PSK-Server`
* `wolfSSL-DTLS-Server`
* `wolfSSL-Example-IOCallbacks`
* `wolfSSL-TLS-Client`
* `wolfSSL-TLS-PSK-Client`
* `wolfSSL-TLS-PSK-Server`
* `wolfSSL-TLS-Server`
* `wolfSSL-TLS-ServerThreaded`

## Windows

A Visual Studio solution `wolfSSL_CSharp.sln` is provided. This will allow you
to build the wrapper library and examples. It includes the wolfSSL Visual Studio
project directly.

## Linux (Ubuntu) using mono

Prerequisites for linux:

```
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install mono-complete
```

### Build wolfSSL and install

```
./autogen.sh
./configure --enable-wolftpm
make
make check
sudo make install
```

### Build and run the wrapper

From the wolfssl root directory:

```
cd wrapper/CSharp
```

Compile server:

```
mcs wolfSSL_CSharp/wolfSSL.cs wolfSSL_CSharp/X509.cs \
wolfSSL-TLS-Server/wolfSSL-TLS-Server.cs -OUT:server.exe
```

Compile client:

```
mcs wolfSSL_CSharp/wolfSSL.cs wolfSSL_CSharp/X509.cs \
wolfSSL-TLS-Client/wolfSSL-TLS-Client.cs -OUT:client.exe
```

### Run the example

In one terminal instance run the server:

```
mono server.exe
```

And in another terminal instance run the client:

```
mono client.exe
```

### Enabling SNI

To enable SNI, just pass the `-S` argument with the specified hostname to the client:

```
mono client.exe -S hostname 
```

And run the server with the `-S` flag:

```
mono server.exe -S
```