A Simple TLS library
I needed a TLS implementation for the Tor Java Relay project. I got tired of fighting with a certain well-known TLS library (If you're going to provide zero documentation, the least you could do would be to put a few comments in the code). Thus was born this project.
It's going to start as a bare-bones TLS 1.2 implementation. It might be useful to someone else as well.
If you do decide to use this and you would like to see a feature added, just leave me a message and I'll see what I can do.
Using the library is very simple. These are the steps to start a basic client
TLsClientContext clientContext = TlsContext.initializeClient(SecureRandonrandom);
TlsPeer peer = clientContext.connect("somewhere.com);
peer.send("Hi There!");
String response = peer.readAll();
The Java IO Stream API can be used as well.
TlsOutputStream outputStream = client.getOutputStream();
TlsInputStream inputStream = client.getInputStream();
If you need to connect to a port other than the default (443), this is available
TlsPeer peer = tlsClientContext.connect("somewhere.com", 1024);
A basic server looks like this
TlsServerContext serverContext = TlsContext.initializeServer(SecureRandom random);
TlsServer server = serverContext.listen();
TlsPeer peer = server.accept();
String request = peer.readAll();
peer.write("I hear you!");
As above, the stream API can be used
TlsOutputStream outputStream = peer.getOutputStream();
TlsInputStream inputStream = peer.getInputStream();
The server can listen on ports other than the SSL default;
TlsServer server = serverContext.listen(1024);
There is also a conversation API
TlsConversation conversation = peer.getConversation()
String response = conversation.exchange("Hi There!)
More to come when I can spend more time on it.