java - HTTPS auth on Android -

i have code http auth android. doesn't work https auth. how can re-factor code under https authorization ?

code http auth below:

httpurirequest request = new httpget(host); string credentials = login + ":" + mpassword; authstring = "basic " + base64.encodetostring(credentials.getbytes(), base64.no_wrap); sharedpreferences.editor editor = prefs.edit(); editor.putstring("auth", authstring); editor.apply(); request.addheader("authorization", authstring); httpclient httpclient = new defaulthttpclient();  int result = 0; try {     httpresponse response = httpclient.execute(request);     result = response.getstatusline().getstatuscode();     system.out.println(response.getstatusline()); } catch (exception e) {     result = -1; } return result; 

the default behaviour of httpclient suitable uses, there aspects may want configure. common requirements customizing ssl are:

1. ability accept self-signed or untrusted ssl certificates. highlighted sslexception message unrecognized ssl handshake (or similar) being thrown when connection attempt made.
2. you want use third party ssl library instead of sun's default implementation.

you may need implementation of custom protocol:

protocol myhttps = new protocol("https", new mysslsocketfactory(), 443); protocol.registerprotocol("https",  new protocol("https", new mysslsocketfactory(), 443)); httpclient httpclient = new httpclient(); getmethod httpget = new getmethod("https://www.whatever.com/"); try {   httpclient.executemethod(httpget);   system.out.println(httpget.getstatusline()); } {   httpget.releaseconnection(); } 

mysslsocketfactory custom socket factory implements org.apache.commons.httpclient.protocol.secureprotocolsocketfactory interface can reference link:mysslsocketfactory.java