JSSE (Java Secure Socket Extension)

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JSSE (Java Secure Socket Extension)

JSSE is an Java implementation of SSL (Secure Socket Layer). It enables the secure transmission of data with any TCP/IP application protocol (HTTP, Telnet, NTTP, FTP).

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General:

How does SSL work internally?

How do I download a secure page (HTTPS) with Java?

How do I write an HTTPS server?

How do I write a client/server app that makes use of SSL?

How do I write an RMI app that makes use of SSL?

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