SSLSessionContext.getSession(...) must return SSLSession that impleme… #13835
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…nt all methods as expected Motivation: When we retrieve a SSLSession via SSLSessionContext.getSession(...) we must be able to access all its methods and the return values should reflect what were able to retrieve in the original session. Modifications: - Change unit test to valide SSLSessions retrieved via the SSLSessionContext. Result: Ensure correct behaviour of SSL implementations
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This test currently fails for our native implementation... I will work on a fix |
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…nt all methods as expected
Motivation:
When we retrieve a SSLSession via SSLSessionContext.getSession(...) we must be able to access all its methods and the return values should reflect what were able to retrieve in the original session.
Modifications:
Result:
Ensure correct behaviour of SSL implementations