What is the SecureConnection interface?
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What is the SecureConnection interface?
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The SecureConnection interface is used to define a secure socket stream connection. Defined in the Generic Connection Framework (GCF), it is added by the MIDP 2.0 version. It extends the SocketConnection interface.
A secure connection is opened using the Connector.open method with the ssl scheme. The following string is passed to the Connector.open() method to open a secure connection:
It contains the getSecurityInfo()method. This method returns security information related to a secure connection.
A CertificateException is thrown if a secure connection cannot be created due to some certificate errors.
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