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v “gsk_secure_soc_init()—Negotiate a secure session” on page 38—Negotiate a secure session<br />

v “gsk_secure_soc_open()—Get a handle for a secure session” on page 44—Get a handle for a secure<br />

session<br />

v “gsk_strerror()—Retrieve GSKit runtime error message” on page 62—Retrieve GSK runtime error<br />

message<br />

API introduced: V5R1<br />

Top | UNIX-Type <strong>APIs</strong> | <strong>APIs</strong> by category<br />

gsk_environment_init()—Initialize an SSL environment<br />

Syntax<br />

#include <br />

int gsk_environment_init(gsk_handle my_env_handle);<br />

Service Program Name: QSYS/QSOSSLSR<br />

Default Public Authority: *USE<br />

Threadsafe: Yes<br />

The gsk_environment_init() function is used to initialize the SSL environment after any required<br />

attributes are set. The certificate store file is opened and other operations such as accessing information in<br />

the registration facility are performed to set up this environment. After this function call is issued, SSL is<br />

ready to process secure session requests.<br />

Parameters<br />

my_env_handle (Input)<br />

The handle identifying the SSL environment that will be initialized.<br />

Authorities<br />

Authorization of *R (allow access to the object) to the certificate store file and its associated files is<br />

required. Authorization of *X (allow use of the object) to each directory of the path name of the certificate<br />

store file and its associated files is required.<br />

Return Value<br />

gsk_environment_init() returns an integer. Possible values are:<br />

[GSK_OK]<br />

gsk_environment_init() was successful.<br />

[GSK_INVALID_HANDLE]<br />

The handle specified was not valid.<br />

[GSK_INVALID_STATE]<br />

A gsk_environment_init() has already been issued with this handle.<br />

[GSK_KEYRING_OPEN_ERROR]<br />

Certificate store file could not be opened.<br />

[GSK_AS400_ERROR_NO_ACCESS]<br />

No permission to access the certificate store file.<br />

32 <strong>System</strong> i: <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>Secure</strong> <strong>Sockets</strong> <strong>APIs</strong>

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