javax.net.ssl

Interface SSLSessionContext

java.lang.Object
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public interface SSLSessionContext

A collection of saved SSL sessions, with thier corresponding session IDs.

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Method Summary

`Enumeration`	`getIds()` Returns an enumeration of all saved session IDs.
`javax.net.ssl.SSLSession`	`getSession(byte[] sessionId)` Gets the session specified by its ID, or null if there is no session, or if it has expired.
`int`	`getSessionCacheSize()` Returns the maximum number of sessions that may be cached by this session context.
`int`	`getSessionTimeout()` Returns the period of time (in seconds) that a session may be cached for before becoming invalid.
`void`	`setSessionCacheSize(int size)` Sets the maximum number of sessions that may be cached by this session context.
`void`	`setSessionTimeout(int seconds)` Sets the period of time (in seconds) that a session may be cached for before becoming invalid.

public Enumeration getIds()

Returns an enumeration of all saved session IDs. Every element in the returned enumeration is a byte array.

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public SSLSession getSession(byte[] sessionId)

Gets the session specified by its ID, or null if there is no session, or if it has expired.

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public int getSessionCacheSize()

Returns the maximum number of sessions that may be cached by this session context.

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public int getSessionTimeout()

Returns the period of time (in seconds) that a session may be cached for before becoming invalid.

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public void setSessionCacheSize(int size)

Sets the maximum number of sessions that may be cached by this session context. A cache size of 0 means no limit.

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public void setSessionTimeout(int seconds)

Sets the period of time (in seconds) that a session may be cached for before becoming invalid. A timeout of 0 means that sessions never expire.

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