Examples of javax.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection.connect()

javax.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection.connect()

            SSLSocket peerSocket = (SSLSocket) doPersistentInteraction(
                    connection, ss);
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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            // perform the interaction between the peers and check the results
            SSLSocket peerSocket = (SSLSocket) doInteraction(connection, ss);
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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            // check the connection state
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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            // check the connection state
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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                            + e.getMessage());
                }
            }


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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        assertSame("Default SSLSocketFactory should be used",
                HttpsURLConnection.getDefaultSSLSocketFactory(), connection
                        .getSSLSocketFactory());


        // should silently exit
        connection.connect();
    }


    /**
     * Tests possibility to set up the SSLSocketFactory to be used by
     * HttpsURLConnection.

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                        .getSSLSocketFactory());
        assertSame("Result differs from expected", socketFactory, connection
                .getSSLSocketFactory());


        // should silently exit
        connection.connect();
    }


    /**
     * Tests the behaviour of HttpsURLConnection in case of retrieving of the
     * connection state parameters before connection has been made.

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                    "Hostname verification should not be done by this verifier",
                    hnv.verified);
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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            // perform the interaction between the peers and check the results
            SSLSocket peerSocket = (SSLSocket) doInteraction(connection, ss);
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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            SSLSocket peerSocket = (SSLSocket) doPersistentInteraction(
                    connection, ss);
            checkConnectionStateParameters(connection, peerSocket);


            // should silently exit
            connection.connect();
        } finally {
            // roll the properties back to system values
            tearDownStoreProperties();
        }
    }

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