SSLStartPartialRecord Function

void SSLStartPartialRecord(
    TCP_SOCKET hTCP, 
    BYTE sslStubID, 
    BYTE txProtocol, 
    WORD wLen
);

This function allows messages longer than the TCP buffer to be sent, which is frequently the case for the Certificate handshake message. The final message length is required to be known in order to transmit the header. Once called, SSLFlushPartialRecord and SSLFinishPartialRecord must be called to write remaining data, finalize, and prepare for a new record.

The specified SSL stub is initialized and the TCP socket is connected.

None

Partial messages do not support the current cipher spec, so this can only be used during the handshake procedure.