This class calls sslContext.createSSLEngine() with no parameters and returns the result.
Used for testing only.
A fake key store
This singleton object looks for a class of {{play.server.api.SSLEngineProvider}} or {{play.server.SSLEngineProvider}} in the system property
play.server.https.engineProvider.
This singleton object looks for a class of {{play.server.api.SSLEngineProvider}} or {{play.server.SSLEngineProvider}} in the system property
play.server.https.engineProvider. if there is no instance found, it uses DefaultSSLEngineProvider.
If the class of {{SSLEngineProvider}} defined has a constructor with {{play.core.ApplicationProvider}} (for Scala) or {{play.server.ApplicationProvider}} (for Java), then an application provider is passed in when a new instance of the class is created.
play.server.https.engineProvider DefaultSSLEngineProvider. If the class of {{SSLEngineProvider}} defined has a constructor with {{play.core.ApplicationProvider}} (for Scala) or {{play.server.ApplicationProvider}} (for Java), then an application provider is passed in when a new instance of the class is created.
Used for testing only. This relies on internal sun.security packages, so cannot be used in OpenJDK.