Re: [Simpleweb-Support] Checking SSL for a connection

[Niall G. <gal...@ya...>]

Hi Luke,

Just create a PipelineFactory and check the socket
type. For example,

public class MyPipelineFactory implements
PipelineFactory {

    public Pipeline getInstance(Socket sock) {
       Pipeline pipe = new Pipeline(sock);

       if(sock instanceof SSLSocket) {
          pipe.put("SSLSession",
((SSLSocket)sock).getSession());
       }
       return pipe;
    }
}

And then from the ProtocolHandler.handle you will be
able to do the following.

SSLSession session =
Request.getAttribute("SSLSession");

if(session == null) {
    // not an ssl connection.
}

Of course, you can implement a more suitable scheme.
The point here is that the Pipeline attributes are
available throught the Request object. Via both
Request.getAttribute and Request.getAttributes.

Have a look at BufferedPipelineFactory for an example,
and also simple.http.connect.ConnectionFactory to see
how a pipeline factory can be added into the
conncection procedure.

Niall

--- Luke Miller <lu...@so...> wrote:

> Is there a way to determine if a connection is using
> SSL or not  
> (either by scheme, port, or a direct convenience
> method) in the  
> handle method of the ProtocolHandler?
> 
> 
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Niall Gallagher

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