Examples of org.apache.http.conn.OperatedClientConnection.update()

org.apache.http.conn.OperatedClientConnection.update()

Updates this connection. A connection can be updated only while it is open. Updates are used for example when a tunnel has been established, or when a TLS/SSL connection has been layered on top of a plain socket connection.
Note: Updating the connection will not close the previously used socket. It is the caller's responsibility to close that socket if it is no longer required. @param sock the new socket for communicating with the target host,or null to continue using the old socket. If null is passed, helper objects that depend on the socket should be re-used. In that case, some changes in the parameters will not take effect. @param target the new target host of this connection @param secure true if this connection is now secure,false if it is not secure @param params new parameters for this connection

      localRouteTracker = this.poolEntry.getTracker();
      if (!localRouteTracker.isConnected())
        throw new IllegalStateException("Connection not open");
      localOperatedClientConnection = (OperatedClientConnection)this.poolEntry.getConnection();
    }
    localOperatedClientConnection.update(null, paramHttpHost, paramBoolean, paramHttpParams);
    synchronized (this)
    {
      if (this.poolEntry == null)
        throw new InterruptedIOException();
      localRouteTracker = this.poolEntry.getTracker();

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