Class NetHttpTransport.Builder (1.41.8)

Builder for NetHttpTransport.

Implementation is not thread-safe.

Returns a new instance of NetHttpTransport based on the options.

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Disables validating server SSL certificates by setting the SSL socket factory using SslUtils#trustAllSSLContext() for the SSL context and SslUtils#trustAllHostnameVerifier() for the host name verifier.

Be careful! Disabling certificate validation is dangerous and should only be done in testing environments.

Returns the host name verifier or null for the default.

Returns the SSL socket factory.

Sets the ConnectionFactory or null to use a DefaultConnectionFactory. This value is ignored if the #setProxy has been called with a non-null value.

If you wish to use a Proxy, it should be included in your ConnectionFactory implementation.

Sets the host name verifier or null for the default.

Sets the HTTP proxy or null to use the proxy settings from system properties.

For example:

setProxy(new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress("127.0.0.1", 8080)))

Sets the SSL socket factory or null for the default.

Sets the SSL socket factory based on a root certificate trust store.

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Sets the SSL socket factory based on a root certificate trust store and a client certificate key store. The client certificate key store will be used to establish mutual TLS.

Sets the SSL socket factory based on root certificates in a Java KeyStore.

Example usage:

trustCertificatesFromJavaKeyStore(new FileInputStream("certs.jks"), "password");

Sets the SSL socket factory based root certificates generated from the specified stream using CertificateFactory#generateCertificates(InputStream).

Example usage:

trustCertificatesFromStream(new FileInputStream("certs.pem"));