Package org.apache.commons.httpclient.protocol

Examples of org.apache.commons.httpclient.protocol.DefaultProtocolSocketFactory

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  private synchronized void initFeedProtocol() {
    if (fgFeedProtocolInitialized)
      return;

    Protocol feed = new Protocol("feed", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 80); //$NON-NLS-1$
    Protocol.registerProtocol("feed", feed); //$NON-NLS-1$

    fgFeedProtocolInitialized = true;
  }
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                usingSecureSocket = isSecure() && !isProxied();
                // use the protocol's socket factory unless this is a secure
                // proxied connection
                final ProtocolSocketFactory socketFactory =
                    (isSecure() && isProxied()
                            ? new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory()
                            : protocolInUse.getSocketFactory());
                this.socket = socketFactory.createSocket(
                            host, port,
                            localAddress, 0,
                            this.params);
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                // use the protocol's socket factory unless this is a secure
                // proxied connection
                final ProtocolSocketFactory socketFactory =
                    (isSecure() && isProxied()
                            ? new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory()
                            : protocolInUse.getSocketFactory());

                if (connectTimeout == 0) {
                    if (localAddress != null) {
                        socket = socketFactory.createSocket(host, port, localAddress, 0);
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                usingSecureSocket = isSecure() && !isProxied();
                // use the protocol's socket factory unless this is a secure
                // proxied connection
                final ProtocolSocketFactory socketFactory =
                    (isSecure() && isProxied()
                            ? new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory()
                            : protocolInUse.getSocketFactory());
                this.socket = socketFactory.createSocket(
                            host, port,
                            localAddress, 0,
                            this.params);
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                usingSecureSocket = isSecure() && !isProxied();
                // use the protocol's socket factory unless this is a secure
                // proxied connection
                final ProtocolSocketFactory socketFactory =
                    (isSecure() && isProxied()
                            ? new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory()
                            : protocolInUse.getSocketFactory());
                this.socket = socketFactory.createSocket(
                            host, port,
                            localAddress, 0,
                            this.params);
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        super(arg0);
    }

    public void testProtocol() {
       
        Protocol p1 = new Protocol("test", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 123);
        Protocol p2 = new Protocol("test", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 123);
       
        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
    }
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        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
    }
   
    public void testProtocolSocketFactory() {
       
        ProtocolSocketFactory p1 = new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory();
        ProtocolSocketFactory p2 = new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory();

        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));

        p1 = new SSLProtocolSocketFactory();
        p2 = new SSLProtocolSocketFactory();

        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
       
    }
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                usingSecureSocket = isSecure() && !isProxied();
                // use the protocol's socket factory unless this is a secure
                // proxied connection
                final ProtocolSocketFactory socketFactory =
                    (isSecure() && isProxied()
                            ? new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory()
                            : protocolInUse.getSocketFactory());
                this.socket = socketFactory.createSocket(
                            host, port,
                            localAddress, 0,
                            this.params);
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        super(arg0);
    }

    public void testProtocol() {
       
        Protocol p1 = new Protocol("test", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 123);
        Protocol p2 = new Protocol("test", new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory(), 123);
       
        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
    }
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        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
    }
   
    public void testProtocolSocketFactory() {
       
        ProtocolSocketFactory p1 = new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory();
        ProtocolSocketFactory p2 = new DefaultProtocolSocketFactory();

        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));

        p1 = new SSLProtocolSocketFactory();
        p2 = new SSLProtocolSocketFactory();

        assertTrue(p1.equals(p2));
        assertTrue(p2.equals(p1));
       
    }
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