Class List

Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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ACE
SSLIOP
SSL
Current	The following are TAO extensions
NoContext
File
AuthData
TAO	Security ORB initializer
SSLIOP
Accept_Strategy	SSLIOP-specific accept strategy that builds on the TAO_Accept_Strategy implementation
Acceptor	The SSLIOP-specific bridge class for the concrete acceptor
ClientCredentials
Connection_Handler	Handles requests on a single connection
State_Guard	This Class that sets up TSS SSL states upon instantiation, and tears down the TSS SSL state when that instance goes out of scope
Connector	SSLIOP-specific Connector bridge for pluggable protocols
CredentialsAcquirer	SSLIOP-specific SecurityLevel3::CredentialsAcquirer implementation
CredentialsAcquirerFactory	SSLIOP-specific TAO::SL3::CredentialsAcquirerFactory implementation
Current	Implementation of the TAO SSLIOP::Current extension
Current_Impl	TSS portion of the TAO SSLIOP::Current extension, and the SSLIOP-specific SecurityLevel3::SecurityCurrent object
OpenSSL_traits< ::EVP_PKEY >
Protocol_Factory	SSLIOP-specific protocol factory implementation
Server_Invocation_Interceptor	Secure invocation server request interceptor
OpenSSL_traits	Template traits structure for OpenSSL data structures
OpenSSL_st_var	"_var" class for the OpenSSL
ORBInitializer
OwnCredentials	Credentials representing our identity, not our peer's identity
OpenSSL_traits< ::SSL >
TargetCredentials	SSLIOP-specific implementation of the SecurityLevel3::TargetCredentials interface
Transport
Util	Class that provides utility/helper methods for several classes in the SSLIOP pluggable protocol
OpenSSL_traits< ::X509 >
Endpoint	SSLIOP-specific implementation of PP Framework Endpoint interface
olicyFactory	SecurityLevel3 PolicyFactory
Profile	This class defines the protocol specific attributes required for locating ORBs over a TCP/IP network, using either IIOP or IIOP/SSL for communication
SSLIOP_Synthetic_Endpoint	SSLIOP-specific implementation of PP Framework Endpoint interface, representing synthetic endpoints. An endpoints is synthetic whenever there is insuficient data to fully initialize an SSLIOP endpoint: qop, trust, credentials, etc. Such as when creating an SSLIOP endpoint in response of a Listen Point List or accepting a connection
TAO_SSLIOP_Endpoint
TAO_SSLIOP_Profile
TAO_SSLIOP_Synthetic_Endpoint