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When do you get a nullpointerexception in sslcontext?


Asked by Kace Small on Dec 08, 2021 FAQ



NoSuchAlgorithmException - if no Provider supports a SSLContextSpi implementation for the specified protocol. NullPointerException - if protocol is null. Returns a SSLContext object that implements the specified secure socket protocol.
Just so,
NullPointerException in Java is a runtime exception. Java assigns a special null value to an object reference. When a program tries to use an object reference set to the null value, then this exception is thrown.
In addition, The exact fix for a Null Pointer Exception depends upon your situation and code. Here are some of the top ways to fix common Null Pointer scenarios: The biggest reason why Null Pointer Exceptions occur is human error. Make sure the program you have written carries the correct logic that you had initially intended.
Additionally,
If the caller passes null, but null is not a valid argument for the method, then it's correct to throw the exception back at the caller because it's the caller's fault. Silently ignoring invalid input and doing nothing in the method is extremely poor advice because it hides the problem.
In fact,
As it turns out, the issue is being caused by a NullPointerException being called deep within the okhttp3 builder method. The exact code is here: The cause of this issue is that I had followed a large number of examples on Stackoverflow (IE here) which tell you to build your x509 TrustManager with that return null; line.