gnu.javax.net.ssl
Class SSLRecordHandler
SSLRecordHandler(byte contentType) - Create a new record handler for the given content type.
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byte | contentType() - Returns the record layer content type that this handler is for.
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boolean | equals(Object o)
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abstract void | handle(ByteBuffer input, ByteBuffer output) - Handle an SSL record layer message, encapsulated in the supplied
input buffer, and writing any output bytes to the output
buffer.
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int | hashCode()
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clone , equals , extends Object> getClass , finalize , hashCode , notify , notifyAll , toString , wait , wait , wait |
SSLRecordHandler
protected SSLRecordHandler(byte contentType)
Create a new record handler for the given content type.
contentType
public final byte contentType()
Returns the record layer content type that this handler is for.
handle
public abstract void handle(ByteBuffer input,
ByteBuffer output)
throws SSLException
Handle an SSL record layer message, encapsulated in the supplied
input buffer, and writing any output bytes to the output
buffer. The input buffer is always only limited to the bytes that
encapsulate the
fragment of the record layer message
— that is, the content-type, version, and length fields are
not present in the input buffer, and the limit of the input
buffer is always only as large as the fragment. If the message
being read is not contained entirely within the given buffer,
then the implementation should cache the bytes read as input, and
wait until subsequent calls finish the object being read.
Technically, we expect only APPLICATION messages to ever
produce output, but do suppose that extensions to the SSL
protocol could allow other channels that produce output.
input
- The input buffer.output
- The output buffer.
SSLRecordHandler.java -- a class that handles SSL record layer messages.
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