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TElCustomSimpleSSLClient.Enabled

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Specifies whether the secure session is established before sending data.

Declaration

[C#]
    bool Enabled;

[VB.NET]
    Property Enabled As Boolean

[Pascal]
    property Enabled : Boolean;

[C++]
    bool get_Enabled();
    void set_Enabled(bool Value);

[PHP]
    bool get_Enabled()
    void set_Enabled(bool $Value)

[Java]
    boolean getEnabled();
    void setEnabled(boolean Value);

Description

    This property defines the way the SSL client establishes the session. When Enabled is True, the client establishes the SSL/TLS session and encrypts data. When Enabled is False, the client passes the data unchanged. This allows the application to call the same methods regardless on whether a secure or a regular session is established.
    For example, when the socket is used for HTTP transfer, the application can use the same client's methods for both HTTPS and plain HTTP sessions.
    It is possible to change the Enabled state in the middle of the session, thus turning SSL on or off. This feature supports explicit SSL in certain high-level protocols.
    The default value is True.

See also:     CipherSuites    

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