HHTP client with TLS

TCP/IP Chip W5500
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Hi all,
this is my first post to the forum.

I want to send GET or POST requests to servers which require a HTTPS connection. This is probably a common requirement but I haven’t been able to find relevant older threads on the forum.

I am using a W5500 chip driven by a STM32F446 microcontroller

I was able to compile and run the Wiznet examples on Github for an HTTP client:

https://github.com/WIZnet-ioLibrary/W5x00-HTTPClient

and also for secure TLS connection

https://github.com/WIZnet-ioLibrary/W5x00-TLS

However I am really struggling to understand how to merge the two concepts together and I need some pointers or better an example to get me started.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Riccardo

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Hi.
You can find the functions of a name that begins with wiz_tls_xxxx.
like wiz_tls_connect(), wiz_tls_read(), wiz_tls_write()…

You should use those functions on the httpClient.c file instead of using previous functions like connect(), send(), recv()…

I hope you succeed.
Thanks.

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Hi,

I tried the TLS example. I can able to port the code in STM32F401RE. Initially I got the error but after changing the #define MBEDTLS_MPI_MAX_SIZE 256, I got successful handshake with server. I need to connect to server using MQTT+TLS. Any examples or material would be very useful.

I successfully tested the MQTT example. Works over 1883.

Thanks,
Naveen

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Hi Wiznet company,
I will make project with a lot of device, which is used W5500.
Could you help to knows how to use TLS with MQTT?
Thanks and best regard

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Has anyone been able to get the W5500 to connect to https? Even if the certificate is invalid, that would be OK.

Are there any examples?

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Hello,
I’m trying since few days to run the example W5x00-TLS from Wiznet but the handshake stays blocked at the step MBEDTLS_SSL_SERVER_HELLO. My board is a Nucleo-L152RE
Looking for some help on the forum, I have seen that you successed to run this example. What kind of fix have you done to run the example on your board ?

Regards

Maxime