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<secure> ( addrspec hostname -- secure )

Vocabulary
io.sockets.secure

Class description
The class of secure socket addresses.

Definition

IN: io.sockets.secure

TUPLE: secure { addrspec read-only } { hostname read-only } ;

Methods

USING: accessors destructors io.sockets.private
io.sockets.secure io.sockets.secure.openssl kernel ;

M: secure (accept)
    [ addrspec>> (accept) [ |dispose f <ssl-socket> ] dip ]
    with-destructors ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.private io.sockets.secure ;

M: secure (get-local-address) addrspec>> (get-local-address) ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.private io.sockets.secure ;

M: secure (server) addrspec>> (server) ;


USING: accessors io.servers.private io.sockets.secure ;

M: secure connect-addr addrspec>> connect-addr f <secure> ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.private io.sockets.secure
io.sockets.secure.openssl kernel ;

M: secure establish-connection
    addrspec>>
    [ establish-connection ] [ secure-connection ] 2bi ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.private io.sockets.secure ;

M: secure parse-sockaddr addrspec>> parse-sockaddr f <secure> ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.secure present sequences ;

M: secure present addrspec>> present " (secure)" append ;


USING: accessors io.sockets.private io.sockets.secure
io.sockets.secure.openssl kernel ;

M: secure remote>handle
    [ addrspec>> remote>handle ] [ hostname>> ] bi <ssl-socket>
    ;


USING: accessors io.sockets io.sockets.secure kernel sequences ;

M: secure resolve-host
    [ addrspec>> resolve-host ] [ hostname>> ] bi
    [ <secure> ] curry map ;