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A simple SSL Client Server

 
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I was reading about SSL and thought of implementing a simple client-server application in which client establishes ssl connection with the server. I tried to google online but couldnt find any examples/resources. Can anyone point me to any resources?
 
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Use SSLSocket and SSLServerSocket, which can be retrieved through SSLSocketFactory and SSLServerSocketFactory. The createSocket and createServerSocket methods return a Socket and ServerSocket respectively, but if you really need any methods from SSLSocket / SSLServerSocket you can just cast the return values.
 
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Do these classes abstract the entire handshaking mechanism and other steps needed for SSL connection? If yes, then from where do they get certifcates and keys?
 
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If I recall correctly, from the default keystore. You can modify that either using the keytool command or from code (but I can't remember which classes / methods to use).
 
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