Thomas Werth wrote:
>> You have exceptions turned off and don't show that you're checking for
>> error codes. How do you know that the option was set successfully?
>>
> All code is surronded by try block ending with
> catch ( std::exception &e )
> {
> cerr << e.what();
> }
Doesn't matter. You passed 'false' to the Connection ctor, which
disables all optional exceptions in it and any children it creates that
can throw optional exceptions. Thus, the only way MySQL++ can signal
most errors -- including option setting errors -- is with return codes.
> if ( !conn.set_option(
Okay, this tells us that set_option() isn't encountering an error, which
means the MySQL C API has accepted the SSL parameters without complaint.
This means it probably isn't MySQL++'s fault, and that changing to
v2.3.2 will show the same problem.
It also means enabling exceptions won't help. I included the previous
comments for your information only, because you seem a little fuzzy on
this. You can't catch exceptions that don't get thrown. :)
> For additional info i used ssl key setup from
> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/secure-create-certs.html
> and mysql from xamp.
Thanks for the pointer. I haven't actually tested this feature of
MySQL++ -- I added it, but it scratches someone else's itch -- so this
will help if I decide I need to set this up for testing.
