| This method is called when a Message is about to be sent out
over an HTTPConduit. Its implementation must throw the specified
exception if the URL connection cannot be trusted for the
message.
It is important to note that the Message structure at this point
may not have any content, so any analysis of message content
may be impossible.
This method gets invoked after URL.setRequestProperties() is called
on the URL for the selected protocol.
The HTTPConduit calls this message on every redirect, however, it is
impossible to tell where it has been redirected from.
TODO: What are the exising Message Properties at the point of this call?
Parameters:
conduitName - This parameter contains the logical name for the conduit that this trust decideris being called from.
Parameters:
connectionInfo - This parameter contains information aboutthe URL Connection. It may be subclassed dependingon the protocol used for the URL. For "https",this argument will be a HttpsURLConnectionInfo. For "http", this argument will be HttpURLConnectionInfo.
Parameters:
message - This parameter contains the Message structurethat governs where the message may be going.
throws:
UntrustedURLConnectionIOException - The trust decider throws this exception if trust in the URLConnection cannot be establishedfor the particular Message.
See Also: HttpURLConnectionInfo
See Also: HttpsURLConnectionInfo | 