See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| HandshakeCompletedListener |
The listener to be implemented to receive event notifications on completion
of SSL handshake on an SSL connection.
|
| HostnameVerifier |
The interface to be used to provide hostname verification functionality.
|
| KeyManager |
This is the interface to implement in order to mark a class as a JSSE key
managers so that key managers can be easily grouped.
|
| ManagerFactoryParameters |
The marker interface for key manager factory parameters.
|
| SSLSession |
The interface representing an SSL session.
|
| SSLSessionBindingListener |
The interface to be implemented by any object that requires notification when
data objects are bound to (or unbound from) an
SSLSession. |
| SSLSessionContext |
A collection of
SSLSessions. |
| TrustManager |
The marker interface for JSSE trust managers.
|
| X509KeyManager |
A Key Manager for X509 certificate-based key pairs.
|
| X509TrustManager |
The trust manager for X509 certificates to be used to perform authentication
for secure sockets.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CertPathTrustManagerParameters |
Certification path parameters to provide to certification path
based
TrustManager. |
| DistinguishedNameParser |
A distinguished name (DN) parser.
|
| HandshakeCompletedEvent |
The event object encapsulating the information about a completed SSL
handshake on a SSL connection.
|
| HttpsURLConnection |
An
HttpURLConnection for HTTPS (RFC 2818). |
| KeyManagerFactory |
The public API for
KeyManagerFactory implementations. |
| KeyManagerFactorySpi |
The Service Provider Interface (SPI) for the
KeyManagerFactory class. |
| KeyStoreBuilderParameters |
The parameters for
KeyManagers. |
| SSLContext |
The public API for secure socket protocol implementations.
|
| SSLContextSpi |
The Service Provider Interface (SPI) for the
SSLContext class. |
| SSLEngine |
The abstract implementation of secure communications using SSL, TLS, or other
protocols.
|
| SSLEngineResult |
The result object describing the state of the
SSLEngine produced
by the wrap() and unwrap() operations. |
| SSLParameters |
SSL handshake parameters that include protocols, cipher suites, and
client authentication requirements.
|
| SSLPermission |
Legacy security code; do not use.
|
| SSLServerSocket |
The extension of
ServerSocket which provides secure server sockets
based on protocols like SSL, TLS, or others. |
| SSLServerSocketFactory |
The factory for SSL server sockets.
|
| SSLSessionBindingEvent |
The event sent to an
SSLSessionBindingListener when the listener
object is bound (SSLSession.putValue(String, Object)) or unbound
(SSLSession.removeValue(String)) to an SSLSession. |
| SSLSocket |
The extension of
Socket providing secure protocols like SSL (Secure
Sockets Layer) or TLS (Transport Layer Security). |
| SSLSocketFactory |
The abstract factory implementation to create
SSLSockets. |
| TrustManagerFactory |
The factory for
TrustManagers based on KeyStore or provider
specific implementation. |
| TrustManagerFactorySpi |
The Service Provider Interface (SPI) for the
TrustManagerFactory class. |
| X509ExtendedKeyManager |
The abstract extension for the
X509KeyManager interface. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus |
The
enum describing the state of the current handshake. |
| SSLEngineResult.Status |
The
enum describing the result of the SSLEngine
operation. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SSLException |
The base class for all SSL related exceptions.
|
| SSLHandshakeException |
The exception that is thrown when a handshake could not be completed
successfully.
|
| SSLKeyException |
The exception that is thrown when an invalid SSL key is encountered.
|
| SSLPeerUnverifiedException |
The exception that is thrown when the identity of a peer has not been
verified.
|
| SSLProtocolException |
The exception that is thrown when an error in the operation of the SSL
protocol is encountered.
|
This package provides classes and interfaces needed to use the Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol and the successor Transport Layer
Security (TLS) protocol. The API allows for both client and server
sockets, the selection of desired SSL and TLS protocol versions, and
the selection of desired cipher suites. The X509TrustManager interface allows
customization of certificate chain verification. The
X509KeyManager interface and
X509ExtendedKeyManager
class allows the specification of a server's required certificate or a
client's optional client certificate. Android uses code
from The Legion of the Bouncy
Castle and OpenSSL.