Examples of TLSMessage

javax.management.remote.message.TLSMessage
Handshake message between client and server to set up the TLS handshake.

This class represents the handshake messages exchanged between the client and the server to agree on the initiation of the TLS handshake.

When the client sends the TLSMessage(READY), it must not send any further traffic on the underlying transport service until a corresponding reply message, either TLSMessage(PROCEED) or an {@link HandshakeErrorMessage indication} message, is received.When the client receives a TLSMessage(PROCEED) in reply to its TLSMessage(READY) it immediately begins the underlying negotiation process for TLS transport security.
When the server receives the TLSMessage(READY), it must not send any further traffic on the underlying transport service until it generates a corresponding reply. If the server decides to allow TLS transport security negotiation it sends a TLSMessage(PROCEED) and awaits the underlying negotiation process for TLS transport security. Otherwise, the server sends an {@link HandshakeErrorMessage indication} as to why the operation failed.
The status attribute takes one of the two values:
- READY : used by a client to indicate that it is ready to start the TLS handshake.
- PROCEED : used by a server to indicate that it allows the client to proceed with the TLS handshake.
The profile name in this profile message is "TLS". @see HandshakeBeginMessage

Examples of javax.management.remote.message.TLSMessage

    public void consumeMessage(ProfileMessage pm) throws IOException {
        if (!(pm instanceof TLSMessage)) {
            throw new IOException("Unexpected profile message type: " +
                                  pm.getClass().getName());
        }
        TLSMessage tlspm = (TLSMessage) pm;
  if (logger.traceOn()) {
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       ">>>>> TLS client message <<<<<");
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       "Profile Name : " + tlspm.getProfileName());
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       "Status : " + tlspm.getStatus());
  }
        if (tlspm.getStatus() != TLSMessage.READY) {
            throw new IOException("Unexpected TLS status [" +
                                  tlspm.getStatus() + "]");
        }
    }

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Examples of javax.management.remote.message.TLSMessage

            }
        }
    }


    public ProfileMessage produceMessage() throws IOException {
        TLSMessage tlspm = new TLSMessage(TLSMessage.READY);
  if (logger.traceOn()) {
      logger.trace("produceMessage",
       ">>>>> TLS client message <<<<<");
      logger.trace("produceMessage",
       "Profile Name : " + tlspm.getProfileName());
      logger.trace("produceMessage",
       "Status : " + tlspm.getStatus());
  }
        return  tlspm;
    }

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Examples of javax.management.remote.message.TLSMessage

    public void consumeMessage(ProfileMessage pm) throws IOException {
        if (!(pm instanceof TLSMessage)) {
            throw new IOException("Unexpected profile message type: " +
                                  pm.getClass().getName());
        }
        TLSMessage tlspm = (TLSMessage) pm;
  if (logger.traceOn()) {
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       ">>>>> TLS server message <<<<<");
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       "Profile Name : " + tlspm.getProfileName());
      logger.trace("consumeMessage",
       "Status : " + tlspm.getStatus());
  }
        if (tlspm.getStatus() != TLSMessage.PROCEED) {
            throw new IOException("Unexpected TLS status [" +
                                  tlspm.getStatus() + "]");
        }
        completed = true;
    }

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