Re: JClouds TLS SNI support?

Better open one issue with all the details you got. Thanks! On 15 September 2016 at 12:20, cen wrote: > Sure. Should I open the issue specifically about Apache client and another > one for default Java client? > > The unexplained thing is why the default Java client isn't

Re: JClouds TLS SNI support?

Sure. Should I open the issue specifically about Apache client and another one for default Java client? The unexplained thing is why the default Java client isn't working with SNI by default, even though it should in theory (Java 8 sends SNI automatically and by default according to Oracle

Re: JClouds TLS SNI support?

Thanks for the feedback and all the details cen! Would you mind opening an issue in our JIRA so we can track and fix the Apache driver? On 15 September 2016 at 11:17, cen wrote: > Hi > > Default driver and Apache driver failed me but OkHTTP worked. > > For Apache, I found a

Re: JClouds TLS SNI support?

Hi! jclouds supports several HTTP drivers. By default it relies on the java HttpUrlConection, but you can also configure it to use the Apache Http client or OkHttp [1]. Using those drivers is as simple as adding the corresponding Guice module when creating the context (have a look at the OkHttp