When -genSSLStubs option is specified, secure HTTP stub functions are generated. Those functions are using OpenSSL. They send a request to a server over SSL, wait for a response. Those functions are written to a .h and a .c files. The format of the names of those files are as follows:

        <wsdlFileName>WSDLSSLClientStubs.h
        <wsdlFileName>WSDLSSLClientStubs.c

The format of a generated SSL Stub function name is as follows:

            XmlSSL_[<ns>]<wsdl operation name>

where <wsdl operation name>is the name of the WSDL Operation for which the function is being generated and <ns>is an optional namespace setting that can be used to disambiguate names from multiple sources (note: this should not be confused with XML namespaces which are different).

The calling sequence for each generated SOAP Stub function is as follows:

            XmlSSL_[<ns>]<wsdl operation name> (OSCTXT* pctxt,
            [<ns>]<wsdl input operation type>* pOperIn, 
            OSOCTET** pResponseMsg, char* http_hdr);

The pctxtargument is a pointer to a context structure which contains a pointer to an SSL structure. The pOperIn argument is a pointer to a variable of the wsdl input operation type. The pOperIn contains the information to be sent to the server. The pResponseMsg argument is a pointer to a variable which holds the response message returned from the server.