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1. Network Concepts
Introduction to Java Networking Network Basics Network Application Models Internet Basics 2. Java Preliminaries Java I/O Threads Java Security Model 3. Java Networking DNS and Internet Addresses TCP Network Programming UDP Network Programming Multicast Networking URLs, Protocol Handlers, and Content Handlers An Example: Implementing an HTTP Server Making Your Applications More Secure 4. Java Distributed Networking Object Serialization Distributing Your Objects with RMI Distributing Your Objects with CORBA Working with E-Mail Working with Message Queues Servlets An Example: B2B Supply Chain 5. Further Networking Where to Next? Networking in JDK 1.4 Appendices Appendix A: HTTP Headers and Response Codes Appendix B: Installing and Configuring Tomcat Appendix C: Networking IETF Requests for Comments (RFCs) Appendix D: Debugging Networking Problems |
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First, an SSLContext is created, using the static getInstance() method, to which we pass the actual secure protocol implementation that we want to use. Objects of this class represent a secure socket protocol implementation that acts as a factory for secure socket factories (objects that create secure sockets). Because certificates are in a specific standard such as ISO X.509, we need a key manager factory that is able to handle keys in this format. We create a key manager factory using the static method getInstance().
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