The internal type of the Java wrapped class.
The internal type of the Java wrapped class.
The internal instance of the Java wrapped class.
The internal instance of the Java wrapped class.
Get the key store password
Get the key store path
Get trust store password
Get the trust store path
Is SSL enabled?
Set the password for the SSL key store.
Set the password for the SSL key store. This method should only be used in SSL mode, i.e. after
org.vertx.scala.core.SSLSupport.setSSL(boolean) has been set to true
.
A reference to this, so multiple invocations can be chained together.
Set the path to the SSL key store.
Set the path to the SSL key store. This method should only be used in SSL
mode, i.e. after org.vertx.scala.core.SSLSupport.setSSL(boolean) has been set to true
.
The SSL key store is a standard Java Key Store, and will contain the client certificate. Client certificates are only required if the server requests client authentication.
A reference to this, so multiple invocations can be chained together.
If ssl
is true
, this signifies that any connections will be SSL connections.
If ssl
is true
, this signifies that any connections will be SSL connections.
A reference to this, so multiple invocations can be chained together.
Set the password for the SSL trust store.
Set the password for the SSL trust store. This method should only be used in SSL mode, i.e. after
org.vertx.scala.core.SSLSupport.setSSL(boolean) has been set to true
.
A reference to this, so multiple invocations can be chained together.
Set the path to the SSL trust store.
Set the path to the SSL trust store. This method should only be used in SSL mode, i.e. after
org.vertx.scala.core.SSLSupport.setSSL(boolean) has been set to true
.
The trust store is a standard Java Key Store, and should contain the certificates of any servers that the client trusts.
A reference to this, so multiple invocations can be chained together.
Helper method wrapping invocations and returning the Scala type, once again to help provide fluent return types
Helper method wrapping invocations and returning the Scala type, once again to help provide fluent return types