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| ↳ | android.net.http.X509TrustManagerExtensions |
X509TrustManager wrapper exposing Android-added features.
The checkServerTrusted method allows callers to perform additional verification of certificate chains after they have been successfully verified by the platform.
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Constructs a new X509TrustManagerExtensions wrapper.
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Verifies the given certificate chain.
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Checks whether a CA certificate is added by an user.
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Constructs a new X509TrustManagerExtensions wrapper.
| tm | A X509TrustManager as returned by TrustManagerFactory.getInstance(); |
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| IllegalArgumentException | If tm is an unsupported TrustManager type. |
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Verifies the given certificate chain.
See checkServerTrusted(X509Certificate[], String) for a
description of the chain and authType parameters. The final parameter, host, should be the
hostname of the server.
| CertificateException | if the chain does not verify correctly. |
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Checks whether a CA certificate is added by an user.
Since checkServerTrusted(X509Certificate[], String) allows its parameter chain to
chain up to user-added CA certificates, this method can be used to perform additional
policies for user-added CA certificates.
true to indicate that the certificate was added by the user, false
otherwise.