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My first initial commit with all of mine experimental changes.

Dmitry Kabak (userdima committed 13 years ago

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1/*
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25
26
27package sun.security.ssl;
28
29
30/**
31 * SSL/TLS records, as pulled off (and put onto) a TCP stream. This is
32 * the base interface, which defines common information and interfaces
33 * used by both Input and Output records.
34 *
35 * @author David Brownell
36 */
37interface Record {
38 /*
39 * There are four SSL record types, which are part of the interface
40 * to this level (along with the maximum record size)
41 *
42 * enum { change_cipher_spec(20), alert(21), handshake(22),
43 * application_data(23), (255) } ContentType;
44 */
45 static final byte ct_change_cipher_spec = 20;
46 static final byte ct_alert = 21;
47 static final byte ct_handshake = 22;
48 static final byte ct_application_data = 23;
49
50 static final int headerSize = 5; // SSLv3 record header
51 static final int maxExpansion = 1024; // for bad compression
52 static final int trailerSize = 20; // SHA1 hash size
53 static final int maxDataSize = 16384; // 2^14 bytes of data
54 static final int maxPadding = 256; // block cipher padding
55 static final int maxIVLength = 256; // block length
56
57 /*
58 * SSL has a maximum record size. It's header, (compressed) data,
59 * padding, and a trailer for the MAC.
60 * Some compression algorithms have rare cases where they expand the data.
61 * As we don't support compression at this time, leave that out.
62 */
63 static final int maxRecordSize =
64 headerSize // header
65 + maxIVLength // iv
66 + maxDataSize // data
67 + maxPadding // padding
68 + trailerSize; // MAC
69
70 /*
71 * The maximum large record size.
72 *
73 * Some SSL/TLS implementations support large fragment upto 2^15 bytes,
74 * such as Microsoft. We support large incoming fragments.
75 *
76 * The maximum large record size is defined as maxRecordSize plus 2^14,
77 * this is the amount OpenSSL is using.
78 */
79 static final int maxLargeRecordSize =
80 maxRecordSize // Max size with a conforming implemenation
81 + maxDataSize; // extra 2^14 bytes for large data packets.
82
83
84 /*
85 * Maximum record size for alert and change cipher spec records.
86 * They only contain 2 and 1 bytes of data, respectively.
87 * Allocate a smaller array.
88 */
89 static final int maxAlertRecordSize =
90 headerSize // header
91 + maxIVLength // iv
92 + 2 // alert
93 + maxPadding // padding
94 + trailerSize; // MAC
95
96}