#include <SSLIOP_Current.h>
Inheritance diagram for TAO_SSLIOP_Current:
This object can be used to obtain SSL session related information about the current execution context. For example, SSL peer certificate chains for the current request can be obtained from this object.
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Constructor.
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Destructor Protected to force allocation on the heap. |
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Prevent copying through the copy constructor and the assignment operator. |
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Reimplemented from CORBA::Current. |
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Return the peer certificate associated with the current request. |
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Return the certificate chain associated with the current execution context. If no SSL session is being used for the request or upcall, then the NoContext exception is raised. On the client side, the chain does include the peer (server) certficate. However, the certificate chain on the server side does NOT contain the peer (client) certificate. |
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Return the TSS SSLIOP::Current implementation.
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Set the TSS SSLIOP::Current implementation.
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Returns true if the current execution context is not within a SSL session. This method is mostly useful as an inexpensive means of determining whether or not SSL session state is available. |
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Prevent copying through the copy constructor and the assignment operator. |
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Setup the Current.
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Teardown the Current for this request.
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Set the TSS slot ID assigned to this object.
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Pointer to the ORB Core corresponding to the ORB with which this object is registered. Reimplemented from CORBA::Object. |
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TSS slot assigned to this object.
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