Uses of Package
org.mozilla.jss.ssl
Packages that use org.mozilla.jss.ssl
Package
Description
Generic cryptographic operations, such as signing and key pair generation.
SSL sockets.
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.dogtagpki.jss.tomcatClassDescriptionThis class represents the event telling you a handshake operation is complete.This interface is used when you want to know that a security handshake is complete.
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.mozilla.jss.crypto
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.mozilla.jss.nss
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.mozilla.jss.provider.javax.net
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.mozilla.jss.sslClassDescriptionThis interface is what you should implement if you want to be able to decide whether or not you want to approve the peer's cert, instead of having NSS do that.This class holds details about the errors for each cert in the chain that the server presented To use this class, getReasons(), then iterate over the enumerationSSL cipher.Parameters supported by this socket test: filename file to be read from https server (default: /index.html) port port to connect to (default: 443) ipaddr address to connect to (overrides hostname, no default) hostname host to connect to (no default) clientauth do client-auth or not (default: no client-auth) The following parameters are used for regression testing, so we can print success or failure of the test.Implement this if you want to specify dynamically which certificate should be presented for client authentication.This class represents the event telling you a handshake operation is complete.This interface is used when you want to know that a security handshake is complete.This class represents the known state of an SSL connection: what cipher is being used, how secure it is, and who's on the other end.Parameters supported by this socket test: filename file to be read from https server (default: /index.html) port port to connect to (default: 443) clientauth do client-auth or not (default: no client-auth) The following parameters are used for regression testing, so we can print success or failure of the test.SSL client socket.
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Classes in org.mozilla.jss.ssl used by org.mozilla.jss.ssl.javaxClassDescriptionSSL cipher.This class represents the event telling you a handshake operation is complete.