Package org.apache.commons.httpclient.ssl

Examples of org.apache.commons.httpclient.ssl.SimpleSSLSocketFactory


    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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                this.proxy.getLocalPort());

        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.usessl) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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    public void setUp() throws IOException {
        // Configure socket factories
        SimpleSocketFactory serversocketfactory = null;
        Protocol testhttp = null;
        if (this.useSSL) {
            serversocketfactory = new SimpleSSLSocketFactory();
            testhttp = new Protocol("https",
                    (ProtocolSocketFactory)new SimpleSSLTestProtocolSocketFactory(), 443);
        } else {
            serversocketfactory = new SimplePlainSocketFactory();
            testhttp = Protocol.getProtocol("http");
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