Once jConnect obtains a custom socket, it uses the socket to connect to a server. Any configuration of the socket must be completed before jConnect obtains it.
This section explains how to plug in an SSL socket implementation, such as javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket, with jConnect.
The following example shows how an implementation of SSL can create an instance of SSLSocket, configure it, and then return it. In the example, the MySSLSocketFactory class implements SybSocketFactory and extends javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory to implement SSL. It contains two createSocket methods—one for SSLSocketFactory and one for SybSocketFactory—that:
Create an SSL socket
Invoke SSLSocket.setEnableCipherSuites to specify the cipher suites available for encryption
Return the socket to be used by jConnect
