Ondrej Palkovsky

My plan is to ultimately stream directly from an FTP connection, so I don't think that would help. However, it seems to me it would be better to solve it...

I wonder if some code depends on the errror from the RequestBodyStream to be ignored or handled in the `onRequestBodyException`. The 'Workflow' xkcd strip comes to my mind, but still.......

Sure, that would be great. Should I try to prepare the PR?

I just found #66 and also found that `InetSocketAddress` supports `getHostName()`. There seems to be something weird going on; I'm doing this on fairly new android, so the version shouldn't...

That looks horrifying. BTW: I tried just the follwing code: ``` SSLSocket s = (SSLSocket) f.createSocket("my.testing.site", 443); s.startHandshake(); ``` Done this way I get the SNI working, however hostname checking...

Just did that: com.neovisionaries.ws.client.HostnameUnverifiedException: The certificate of the peer (CN=xxx.yyy.org) does not match the expected hostname (zzz.yyy.org) The sockets are somewhat picky about which function you use to create the...

I'll try, I will need this, so hopefully I get to understand maven et al...

I am just looking into the docs - according to https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/SSLCertificateSocketFactory.html `createSocket(String host, int port)` does check the certificate (and I think correctly uses SNI). However I think because of...

I tried to implement it and it seems quite a problem... - the `setServerNames` is implemented only in newest Android/Java8; this would break too many things, I think - alternatively...

I have created a PR #109 with an example implementation with both methods.