org.mozilla.jss.ssl
Class TestCertApprovalCallback

java.lang.Object
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  +--org.mozilla.jss.ssl.TestCertApprovalCallback

All Implemented Interfaces:

SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

public class TestCertApprovalCallback

extends java.lang.Object

implements SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

This is a test implementation of the certificate approval callback which gets invoked when the server presents a certificate which is not trusted by the client

Inner classes inherited from class org.mozilla.jss.ssl.SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

SSLCertificateApprovalCallback.ValidityItem, SSLCertificateApprovalCallback.ValidityStatus

Constructor Summary

TestCertApprovalCallback()

Method Summary

boolean

approve(X509Certificate servercert, SSLCertificateApprovalCallback.ValidityStatus status) This method is called when the server sends it's certificate to the client.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

, clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, registerNatives, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

TestCertApprovalCallback

public TestCertApprovalCallback()

Method Detail

approve

public boolean approve(X509Certificate servercert,
                       SSLCertificateApprovalCallback.ValidityStatus status)

Description copied from interface: SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

This method is called when the server sends it's certificate to the client. The 'status' argument passed to this method is constructed by NSS. It's a list of things 'wrong' with the certificate (which you can see by calling the status.getReasons() method. So, if there are problems regarding validity or trust of any of the certificates in the chain, you can present this info to the user. If there are no items in the Enumeration returned by getReasons(), you can assume that the certificate is trustworthy, and return true, or you can continue to make further tests of your own to determine trustworthiness.

Specified by:

approve in interface SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

Following copied from interface: org.mozilla.jss.ssl.SSLCertificateApprovalCallback

Parameters:

cert - the peer's server certificate

status - the ValidityStatus object containing a list of all the problems with the cert

Returns:

true allow the connection to continue
false terminate the connection (Expect an IOException on the outstanding read()/write() on the socket)