COM.claymoresystems.ptls
Class SSLServerSocket
public
class
SSLServerSocket
extends ServerSocket
SSLServerSocket.java
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ekr@rtfm.com Tue Jun 15 13:32:28 1999
This package is a SSLv3/TLS implementation written by Eric Rescorla
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$Id: SSLServerSocket.java,v 1.7 2002/01/05 17:55:43 ekr Exp $
Constructor Summary |
| SSLServerSocket(SSLContext ctx, Integer port, Integer backlog, InetAddress inetaddr) Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port, backlog, and listen
address. |
| SSLServerSocket(SSLContext ctx, int port, int backlog, InetAddress inetaddr) Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port, backlog, and listen
address |
| SSLServerSocket(SSLContext ctx, int port) Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port and backlog |
| SSLServerSocket(SSLContext ctx, int port, int backlog) Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port only |
Method Summary |
Socket | accept() Accept a connection on this socket, and perform the
SSL server handshake in the process |
static void | main(String[] args) Internal test code |
public SSLServerSocket(
SSLContext ctx, Integer port, Integer backlog, InetAddress inetaddr)
Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port, backlog, and listen
address. We need this to support the CSJ interface, which is why
it duplicates the "int" version
Parameters: ctx the SSLContext to use to create this socket port the port to listen on backlog the number of connections to queue up inetaddr the address to listen on, assuming a multihomes machine. A null value listens on all interfaces
Throws: IOException if something goes wrong creating the socket
public SSLServerSocket(
SSLContext ctx, int port, int backlog, InetAddress inetaddr)
Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port, backlog, and listen
address
Parameters: ctx the SSLContext to use to create this socket port the port to listen on backlog the number of connections to queue up inetaddr the address to listen on, assuming a multihomes machine. A null value listens on all interfaces
Throws: IOException if something goes wrong creating the socket
Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port and backlog
Parameters: ctx the SSLContext to use to create this socket port the port to listen on
Throws: IOException if something goes wrong creating the socket
public SSLServerSocket(
SSLContext ctx, int port, int backlog)
Create an SSLServerSocket specifying the port only
Parameters: ctx the SSLContext to use to create this socket port the port to listen on backlog the number of connections to queue up
Throws: IOException if something goes wrong creating the socket
public Socket accept()
Accept a connection on this socket, and perform the
SSL server handshake in the process
Returns: an SSLSocket attached to the opposite end
Throws: IOException if an error occurs either during the accept or the handshake
public static void main(String[] args)
Internal test code
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