Cross Reference: /packages/apps/Browser/src/com/android/browser/PageDialogsHandler.java

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130      * this dialog was opened from the SSL-certificate-on-error dialog or
176                         // if we came here from the SSL error dialog
178                             // go back to the SSL error dialog
192                         // if we came here from the SSL error dialog
194                             // go back to the SSL error dialog
204         // error
216                         // if we came here from the SSL error dialog
218                             // go back to the SSL error dialog
272      * Displays the SSL error certificate dialog.
274      * @param handler The SSL error handler responsible for cancelling the
275      * connection that resulted in an SSL error or proceeding per user request.
276      * @param error The SSL error object.
280             final SslError error) {
282         SslCertificate cert = error.getCertificate();
289         mSSLCertificateOnErrorError = error;
290         mSSLCertificateOnErrorDialog = createSslCertificateDialog(cert, error)
301                                         onReceivedSslError(view, handler, error);
317                                         error.getUrl());
329                                         onReceivedSslError(view, handler, error);
336      * Creates an AlertDialog to display the given certificate. If error is
338      * is set accordingly. If error is non-null, it must relate to the supplied
339      * certificate. In this case, error is used to add text describing the
343             SslError error) {
351         if (error == null) {
358             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_UNTRUSTED)) {
361             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_IDMISMATCH)) {
364             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_EXPIRED)) {
367             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_NOTYETVALID)) {
370             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_DATE_INVALID)) {
373             if (error.hasError(SslError.SSL_INVALID)) {
376             // The SslError should always have at least one type of error and we
377             // should explicitly handle every type of error it supports. We
379             // as as safety net in case a new error type is added to SslError
392     private void addError(LayoutInflater inflater, LinearLayout parent, int error) {
395         textView.setText(error);