Add and demonstrate convenient helper for self-signed certificates #1396
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With PR FreeOpcUa#1368 some functions are added to create and request certificates. Based on those functions a new helper method `setup_self_signed_certificate` is created. This should make it easy to add basic support to clients and servers for generating automatically certificates. If can generated a private key and self-signed certificate when not already present. When the data range of the certificate is no longer valid it generates a new certificate. Both the examples for client and server use with encryption are updated to demonstrate the use.
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With PR #1368 some functions are added to create and request certificates. Based on those functions a new helper method
setup_self_signed_certificateis created. This should make it easy to add basic support to clients and servers for generating automatically certificates.If can generated a private key and self-signed certificate when not already present. When the data range of the certificate is no longer valid it generates a new certificate.
Both the examples for client and server use with encryption are updated to demonstrate the use.