SSL Support

The simplest way to enable SSL support in the client is to use the {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#enableLaxSSL()} method.

##### Example:

// Create a client that ignores self-signed or otherwise invalid certificates. RestClient rc = RestClient. create().enableLaxSSL().build();

A more typical scenario using default cert and hostname verification is shown here:

RestClient rc = RestClient.create().enableSSL().sslProtocols("TLSv1.2").build();

The following convenience methods are provided in the builder class for specifying SSL parameters:

- {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#sslProtocols(String...) sslProtocols(String...)}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#cipherSuites(String...) cipherSuites(String...)}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#hostnameVerifier(HostnameVerifier) hostnameVerifier(HostnameVerifier)}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#keyManagers(KeyManager...) keyManagers(KeyManager...)}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#trustManagers(TrustManager...)}
  - {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#secureRandom(SecureRandom)}

SSL support can also be enabled by passing in your own connection manager using {@link oajrc.RestClientBuilder#httpClientConnectionManager(HttpClientConnectionManager)}.