The SocketImpl for SecureStreamSocket.

Creates the SecureSocketImpl using an already connected stream socket.

Destroys the SecureSocketImpl.

Aborts the connection by closing the underlying TCP connection. No orderly SSL shutdown is performed.

Get the next completed connection from the socket's completed connection queue.

If the queue is empty, waits until a connection request completes.

Returns a new SSL socket for the connection with the client.

The client socket's address is returned in clientAddr.

Returns the number of bytes available from the SSL buffer for immediate reading.

Bind a local address to the socket.

This is usually only done when establishing a server socket. TCP clients should not bind a socket to a specific address.

If reuseAddress is true, sets the SO_REUSEADDR socket option.

Bind a local address to the socket.

This is usually only done when establishing a server socket. SSL clients should not bind a socket to a specific address.

If reuseAddress is true, sets the SO_REUSEADDR socket option.

If reusePort is true, sets the SO_REUSEPORT socket option.

Bind a local IPv6 address to the socket.

This is usually only done when establishing a server socket. TCP clients should not bind a socket to a specific address.

If reuseAddress is true, sets the SO_REUSEADDR socket option.

The given address must be an IPv6 address. The IPPROTO_IPV6/IPV6_V6ONLY option is set on the socket according to the ipV6Only parameter.

If the library has not been built with IPv6 support, a Poco::NotImplementedException will be thrown.

Bind a local IPv6 address to the socket.

This is usually only done when establishing a server socket. TCP clients should not bind a socket to a specific address.

If reuseAddress is true, sets the SO_REUSEADDR socket option.

If reusePort is true, sets the SO_REUSEPORT socket option.

The given address must be an IPv6 address. The IPPROTO_IPV6/IPV6_V6ONLY option is set on the socket according to the ipV6Only parameter.

If the library has not been built with IPv6 support, a Poco::NotImplementedException will be thrown.

Close the socket.

Completes the SSL handshake.

If the SSL connection was the result of an accept(), the server-side handshake is completed, otherwise a client-side handshake is performed.

Initializes the socket and establishes a secure connection to the TCP server at the given address.

If performHandshake is true, the SSL handshake is performed immediately after establishing the connection. Otherwise, the handshake is performed the first time sendBytes(), receiveBytes() or completeHandshake() is called.

Initializes the socket, sets the socket timeout and establishes a secure connection to the TCP server at the given address.

If performHandshake is true, the SSL handshake is performed immediately after establishing the connection. Otherwise, the handshake is performed the first time sendBytes(), receiveBytes() or completeHandshake() is called.

Initializes the socket and establishes a secure connection to the TCP server at the given address. Prior to opening the connection the socket is set to nonblocking mode.

Returns the SSL context used for this socket.

Returns the SSL session of the current connection, for reuse in a future connection (if session caching is enabled).

If no connection is established, returns null.

Returns the blocking mode of the socket. This method will only work if the blocking modes of the socket are changed via the setBlocking method!

Returns the peer host name.

Puts the socket into listening state.

The socket becomes a passive socket that can accept incoming connection requests.

The backlog argument specifies the maximum number of connections that can be queued for this socket.

Returns the peer's certificate.

Receives data from the socket and stores it in buffer. Up to length bytes are received.

Returns the number of bytes received.

Sends the contents of the given buffer through the socket. Any specified flags are ignored.

Returns the number of bytes sent, which may be less than the number of bytes specified.

Returns true iff a reused session was negotiated during the handshake.

Sets the socket in blocking mode if flag is true, disables blocking mode if flag is false.

Sets the peer host name for certificate validation purposes.

Shuts down the connection by attempting an orderly SSL shutdown, then actually shutting down the TCP connection.

Returns the underlying socket descriptor.

Sets the SSL session to use for the next connection. Setting a previously saved Session object is necessary to enable session caching.

To remove the currently set session, a null pointer can be given.

Must be called before connect() to be effective.

Performs post-connect (or post-accept) peer certificate validation, using the peer host name set with setPeerHostName(), or the peer's IP address string if no peer host name has been set.

Performs post-connect (or post-accept) peer certificate validation using the given peer host name.

Performs a server-side SSL handshake and certificate verification.

Performs a client-side SSL handshake and establishes a secure connection over an already existing TCP connection.

Handles an SSL error by throwing an appropriate exception.

Returns true iff the given host name is the local host (either "localhost" or "127.0.0.1").

Returns true if the last operation should be retried, otherwise false.

In case of an SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ error, and if the socket is blocking, waits for the underlying socket to become readable.

In case of an SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE error, and if the socket is blocking, waits for the underlying socket to become writable.

Can also throw a Poco::TimeoutException if the socket does not become readable or writable within the sockets receive or send timeout.

Callback to handle new session data sent by server.

Prepares the socket for re-use.

After closing and resetting a socket, the socket can be used for a new connection.

Note that simply closing a socket is not sufficient to be able to re-use it again.

Performs post-connect (or post-accept) peer certificate validation.