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method

in

org.ldaptive.ssl.SslConfig

/**
 * Returns an instance of this socket factory configured with a hostname verifying trust manager. If the supplied ssl
 * config does not contain trust managers, {@link HostnameVerifyingTrustManager} with {@link DefaultHostnameVerifier}
 * is set. See {@link #addHostnameVerifyingTrustManager(SslConfig, String[])}.
 *
 * @param  config  to set on the socket factory
 * @param  names  to use for hostname verification
 *
 * @return  socket factory
 */
public static SSLSocketFactory getHostnameVerifierFactory(final SslConfig config, final String[] names)
{
 final ThreadLocalTLSSocketFactory sf = new ThreadLocalTLSSocketFactory();
 if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
  sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
 } else {
  sf.setSslConfig(new SslConfig());
 }
 addHostnameVerifyingTrustManager(sf.getSslConfig(), names);
 try {
  sf.initialize();
 } catch (GeneralSecurityException e) {
  throw new IllegalArgumentException(e);
 }
 return sf;
}

/**
 * Returns an instance of this socket factory configured with a hostname verifying trust manager. If the supplied ssl
 * config does not contain trust managers, {@link HostnameVerifyingTrustManager} with {@link DefaultHostnameVerifier}
 * is set. See {@link #addHostnameVerifyingTrustManager(SslConfig, String[])}.
 *
 * @param  config  to set on the socket factory
 * @param  names  to use for hostname verification
 *
 * @return  socket factory
 */
@SuppressWarnings("RedundantArrayCreation")
public static SSLSocketFactory getHostnameVerifierFactory(final SslConfig config, final String[] names)
{
 final TLSSocketFactory sf = new TLSSocketFactory();
 if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
  sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
 } else {
  sf.setSslConfig(new SslConfig());
 }
 addHostnameVerifyingTrustManager(sf.getSslConfig(), names);
 try {
  sf.initialize();
 } catch (GeneralSecurityException e) {
  throw new IllegalArgumentException(e);
 }
 return sf;
}

if (factory == null && cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 final TLSSocketFactory sf = new TLSSocketFactory();
 sf.setSslConfig(cc.getSslConfig());

if (factory == null && cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 final TLSSocketFactory sf = new TLSSocketFactory();
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(cc.getSslConfig()));
if (verifier == null && cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 if (cc.getSslConfig().getHostnameVerifier() != null) {
  verifier = new HostnameVerifierAdapter(cc.getSslConfig().getHostnameVerifier());

if (factory == null && cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 final TLSSocketFactory sf = new TLSSocketFactory();
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(cc.getSslConfig()));
if (verifier == null && cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 if (cc.getSslConfig().getHostnameVerifier() != null) {
  verifier = new HostnameVerifierAdapter(cc.getSslConfig().getHostnameVerifier());

if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
} else {

if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
} else {

if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
} else {

if (config != null && !config.isEmpty()) {
 sf.setSslConfig(SslConfig.newSslConfig(config));
} else {

if (!sc.isEmpty()) {
 object.setSslConfig(sc);

if (!sc.isEmpty()) {
 object.setSslConfig(sc);

if (!sc.isEmpty()) {
 object.setSslConfig(sc);

if (cc.getSslConfig() != null && !cc.getSslConfig().isEmpty()) {
 final CredentialConfig credConfig = cc.getSslConfig().getCredentialConfig();
 final TrustManager[] managers = cc.getSslConfig().getTrustManagers();