I am sending an email from an X20CP0484-1, following the example below:
Everything functions correctly—the certificate is generated and the email is send.
However, the certificate creation process takes rather a long time.
Is it possible to expedite this? For instance, by generating the certificate only once and reusing it multiple times?
Thank you very much,
Bernhard
Hi,
I haven’t used the sample so far.
But from the diagram, it looks like that the sample creates a SSL configuration (ArSslCfgCreate) before opening (ArSslOpen) and using the config when sending the mail, and this config is deleted after the mail is sent (ArSslCfgDelete).
I think that if you don’t delete this SSL configuration at the the end (leaving out the step ArSslCfgDelete) , you can re-use it later on (after it was created once) for sending mails by starting the sequence directly with the step ArSslOpen.
As I haven’t checked the source code, maybe there has to be done something more, but keeping the once created SSL configuration and re-using it should be possible (as it’s more or less the same then using a Automation Studio preconfigured SSL configuration in runtime).
Best regards.
I like @alexander.hefner’s idea. @Bernhard_Roth, can you test it and update us with the result? I’m just curious.. 
I will try it and give you feedback.
Hi @Bernhard_Roth, to keep our forum organized, I marked your question as solved. But please still look forward to the result of your test