cangjie-https-server

To set up a Cangjie HTTPS server, you configure TLS settings, cipher suites, and certificate files, then launch the server on a designated port like 8443. It requires OpenSSL 3 for underlying TLS operations.

Yes, you can enable HTTP/2 in a Cangjie web server to improve performance, including utilizing Server Push for faster data transfer. This is configured through the server's network transport settings.

You configure mutual TLS (mTLS) in Cangjie by managing CA configurations and requiring client certificate authentication. This enables two-way authentication for enhanced API endpoint security.

Yes, OpenSSL 3 is required to run a secure Cangjie HTTPS server. It provides the underlying TLS operations needed to manage certificates, cipher suites, and encrypted network transport.

You can update TLS certificates without restarting a running Cangjie server using the certificate hot-swapping feature. This allows updating server certificates and CA configurations without service interruption.

Available TLS configurations for Cangjie network transport include managing TLS versions, defining cipher suites, and setting up detailed certificate configurations. These settings enable robust encrypted web services.