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#32 create socket control
I would like the ability to control the socket creation so
that I can supply a secure socket.
If MysqlIO had a no-args constructor, and a separate
method to do the work of the current constructor then I
could derive my own connection and override
createNewIO to return my own derived class of
MysqlIO. Right now that doesn't work because the
socket creation code is in the MysqlIO constructor and
can't be overridden.
Alternatively, if I could pass in a SocketFactory to a
connection that would handle the issue as well.
Am I missing something? Is there some way to do this
without changing the sources?
I'm happy to submit a patch if someone can tell me
which approach is most likely to be considered for
inclusion.
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I've been looking at doing this for awhile, now. Let me do a
little re-factoring, and I'll throw in an SSLSocket for good
measure.
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That sounds great.
BTW: Just wanted to note that I'm not using SSL - I have my
own secure socket code that forwards through SSH. So
adding an interface specifically for SSL wouldn't deal with my
case. But being able to provide a SocketFactory would.
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Sorry this has taken so long. MySQL Connector/J 3.0.1 (to
be released as soon as it passes the testsuite today,
probably sometime tomorrow) will have this ability.