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hugogus_hugogus
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Wednesday, January 28, 2004 01:02 AM
Hello everybody, There's something I don't understand in JSSE. For a specific connection, it is possible to set the enabled protocols as well as the enabled cipher suites. I don't understand the differences between both, and especially when I see that a cipher suite always starts with "SSL" or "TLS" which are protocols. These both methods (setEnabledProtocols(), and setEnabaledCiperSuites()) are called on a SSL(Server)Socket. But in order to create these sockets, you have to create a SSL(Server)SocketFactory. And in order to create these factories, you have to instanciate a SSLContext. When instanciating this SSLContext, you have to specify once again a protocol. It's a little bit unclear for me ....
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Hello everybody,
There's something I don't understand in JSSE. For a specific connection, it is possible to set the enabled protocols as well as the enabled cipher suites. I don't understand the differences between both, and especially when I see that a cipher suite always starts with "SSL" or "TLS" which are protocols.
These both methods (setEnabledProtocols(), and setEnabaledCiperSuites()) are called on a SSL(Server)Socket. But in order to create these sockets, you have to create a SSL(Server)SocketFactory. And in order to create these factories, you have to instanciate a SSLContext. When instanciating this SSLContext, you have to specify once again a protocol.
It's a little bit unclear for me ....
Please, could someone help me to understand ?
Thank you,
Hugo
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