I have taken the source code for the xmlsec.exe that
comes with the xmlsec1-1.2.9 sourcecode download and
modified it to be recompiled into a dll.
Hm... Not sure what do you mean by this but...
However, when attempting to do a build on my source
files I get a long list of errors complaining about
not being able to link correctly. The error lines are
some what like the one listed here:
crypto.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
[EMAIL PROTECTED] referenced in function
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
xmlsecfunctions.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved
external symbol [EMAIL PROTECTED]
referenced in function [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looks like you forgot to link with xmlsec-mscrypto library.
The xmlsec.exe application can either load it dynamically
or link against it statically. Probably some "defines" are
missing from your makefile.
Trying to get the libs to link correctly seems to be
the problem. I wonder if anybody can point me in the
correct direction on how to make sure that my setup is
done correctly? I am able to compile but why doesn't
the linking work correctly? Any Ideas? Am I doing
anything wrong in my sources file?
Well, best advice I have is to use the makefiles included
in the xmlsec distribution. Otherwise, you are on your own
and your mileage may vary....
I have been able to create a MSVC++6.0 dll project and
get it to compile and link properly,but as mentioned
in other posts in this mailing list, problems arises
when trying to access it with the first I/O. The dll
crashes with first I/O attempt. So, that is why I am
attempting to recreate with the Win XP DDK C Compiler.
XMLSEC FAQ, section 3.2
Aleksey
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