By default, Android SDK delegates SSL certificates checking to the system level while establishing secure Websocket connestion to a server. On the system level, in its turn, server certificate is compared with system certificate storage content.
In this case, if the server uses self-signed certificate (for debugging purposes), this certificate will not pass the checking. Therefore since build 1.0.1.73 the session option SessionOptions.trustAllCertificates is added, false by default. To accept any certificates including self-signed ones,tis option should be set to true
SessionOptions sessionOptions = new SessionOptions(url); sessionOptions.trustAllCertificates(true);
Usage example:
private CheckBox mTrustAllCer;
...
mTrustAllCer = (CheckBox) findViewById(R.id.trust_all_certificates_default);
...
/**
* The options for connection session are set.
* WCS server URL is passed when SessionOptions object is created.
* SurfaceViewRenderer to be used to display video from the camera is set with method SessionOptions.setLocalRenderer().
* SurfaceViewRenderer to be used to display preview stream video received from the server is set with method SessionOptions.setRemoteRenderer().
*/
SessionOptions sessionOptions = new SessionOptions(url);
sessionOptions.setLocalRenderer(localRender);
sessionOptions.setRemoteRenderer(remoteRender);
sessionOptions.trustAllCertificates(mTrustAllCer.isChecked());