The following example shows how to implement the bones of a wget or curl style application in Scala, including checking for HTTPS and obtaining the certificate chain.<\/p>\n
\nval testUrl = \"https:\/\/\" + domain\nval url = new URL(testUrl)\nval conn: HttpsURLConnectionImpl = url.openConnection() match {\n case httpsConn: HttpsURLConnectionImpl => httpsConn\n case conn => {\n println(conn.getClass)\n ???\n }\n}\n\n\/\/ Set any additional arguments here -\n\/\/ E.g. timeout, user agent, \"GET\" vs \"POST\"\n\/\/ prior to connect\nconn.connect()\n\nval certs = conn.getServerCertificateChain\n\nprintln(conn.getResponseCode)\nprintln(conn.getResponseMessage)\nprintln(conn.getContentLength)\nprintln(conn.getContent)\nprintln(conn.getContentType)\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The following example shows how to implement the bones of a wget or curl style application in Scala, including checking for HTTPS and obtaining the certificate chain. val testUrl = “https:\/\/” + domain val url = new URL(testUrl) val conn: HttpsURLConnectionImpl = url.openConnection() match { case httpsConn: HttpsURLConnectionImpl => httpsConn case conn => { println(conn.getClass) … <\/p>\n