Uses of Interface
org.eclipse.californium.scandium.dtls.RecordLayer

Packages that use RecordLayer

Package	Description
org.eclipse.californium.scandium
org.eclipse.californium.scandium.dtls

Uses of RecordLayer in org.eclipse.californium.scandium

Classes in org.eclipse.californium.scandium that implement RecordLayer

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	DtlsClusterConnector DTLS cluster connector.
class	DTLSConnector A Connector using Datagram TLS (DTLS) as specified in RFC 6347 for securing data exchanged between networked clients and a server application.
class	DtlsManagedClusterConnector DTLS managed cluster connector.

Uses of RecordLayer in org.eclipse.californium.scandium.dtls

Constructors in org.eclipse.californium.scandium.dtls with parameters of type RecordLayer

Constructor and Description
ClientHandshaker(DTLSSession session, RecordLayer recordLayer, ScheduledExecutorService timer, Connection connection, DtlsConnectorConfig config, boolean probe) Creates a new handshaker for negotiating a DTLS session with a server.
Handshaker(boolean isClient, int initialMessageSeq, DTLSSession session, RecordLayer recordLayer, ScheduledExecutorService timer, Connection connection, DtlsConnectorConfig config) Creates a new handshaker for negotiating a DTLS session with a given peer.
ResumingClientHandshaker(DTLSSession session, RecordLayer recordLayer, ScheduledExecutorService timer, Connection connection, DtlsConnectorConfig config, boolean probe) Creates a new handshaker for resuming an existing session with a server.
ResumingServerHandshaker(int sequenceNumber, DTLSSession session, RecordLayer recordLayer, ScheduledExecutorService timer, Connection connection, DtlsConnectorConfig config) Creates a new handshaker for resuming an existing session with a client.
ServerHandshaker(int initialMessageSequenceNo, DTLSSession session, RecordLayer recordLayer, ScheduledExecutorService timer, Connection connection, DtlsConnectorConfig config) Creates a handshaker for negotiating a DTLS session with a client following the full DTLS handshake protocol.