Examples of org.glassfish.admin.mbeanserver.JMXSslConfigHolder

org.glassfish.admin.mbeanserver.JMXSslConfigHolder
This class extends the SSLConfigHolder for the sole purpose of overriding the logEmptyWarning method, since this method in the super class assumes that there is a network-config element assocaited with each ssl element in the domain.xml. In case of JMX , the parent element is the jmx-connector element. @author prasad

            return (ServerSocket) socketMap.get(port);
        }


        final int backlog = 5;  // plenty
        // we use a custom class here. The reason is mentioned in the class.
        final JMXSslConfigHolder sslConfigHolder;
        try {
            sslConfigHolder = new JMXSslConfigHolder(habitat, ssl);
        } catch (SSLException ssle) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(ssle);
        }


        final SSLContext context = sslConfigHolder.getSslContext();
        SSLServerSocket sslSocket =
                (SSLServerSocket) context.getServerSocketFactory().
                createServerSocket(port, backlog, mAddress);
        configureSSLSocket(sslSocket, sslConfigHolder);

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            return (ServerSocket) socketMap.get(port);
        }


        final int backlog = 5;  // plenty
        // we use a custom class here. The reason is mentioned in the class.
        final JMXSslConfigHolder sslConfigHolder;
        try {
            sslConfigHolder = new JMXSslConfigHolder(habitat, ssl);
        } catch (SSLException ssle) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(ssle);
        }


        final SSLContext context = sslConfigHolder.getSslContext();
        SSLServerSocket sslSocket =
                (SSLServerSocket) context.getServerSocketFactory().
                createServerSocket(port, backlog, mAddress);
        configureSSLSocket(sslSocket, sslConfigHolder);
        Util.getLogger().info("SSLServerSocket " +

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            return (ServerSocket) socketMap.get(port);
        }


        final int backlog = 5;  // plenty
        // we use a custom class here. The reason is mentioned in the class.
        final JMXSslConfigHolder sslConfigHolder;
        try {
            sslConfigHolder = new JMXSslConfigHolder(habitat, ssl);
        } catch (SSLException ssle) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(ssle);
        }


        final SSLContext context = sslConfigHolder.getSslContext();
        ServerSocket sslSocket =
                context.getServerSocketFactory().
                createServerSocket(port, backlog, mAddress);
        if (!(sslSocket instanceof SSLServerSocket)) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("ServerSocketFactory returned non-secure server socket.");

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                return (ServerSocket)socketMap.get(new Integer(port));
            }


            final int backlog = 5;  // plenty
            // we use a custom class here. The reason is mentioned in the class.
            final JMXSslConfigHolder sslConfigHolder;
            try {
                sslConfigHolder = new JMXSslConfigHolder(ssl, habitat);
            } catch (SSLException ssle) {
                throw new IllegalStateException(ssle);
            }


            sslConfigHolder.configureSSL();
            final SSLContext context = sslConfigHolder.getSSLContext();
            SSLServerSocket sslSocket =
                    (SSLServerSocket) context.getServerSocketFactory().
                    createServerSocket(port, backlog, mAddress);
            configureSSLSocket(sslSocket, sslConfigHolder);
            Util.getLogger().info("SSLServerSocket " +

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