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## javax.net.ssl
Interface SSLSessionBindingListener

All Superinterfaces:
  EventListener

    public interface SSLSessionBindingListener

extends EventListener

This interface is implemented by objects which want to know when they are being bound or unbound from a SSLSession. When either event occurs via `SSLSession.putValue(String, Object)` or `SSLSession.removeValue(String)`, the event is communicated through a SSLSessionBindingEvent identifying the session.

Since:
  1.4
See Also:
  `SSLSession`, `SSLSessionBindingEvent`

Method Summary
`void` | `valueBound(SSLSessionBindingEvent event)` This is called to notify the listener that it is being bound into an SSLSession.
`void` | `valueUnbound(SSLSessionBindingEvent event)` This is called to notify the listener that it is being unbound from a SSLSession.

Method Detail

### valueBound

    void valueBound(SSLSessionBindingEvent event)

  This is called to notify the listener that it is being bound into an SSLSession.

  Parameters:
    `event` - the event identifying the SSLSession into which the listener is being bound.

### valueUnbound

    void valueUnbound(SSLSessionBindingEvent event)

  This is called to notify the listener that it is being unbound from a SSLSession.

  Parameters:
    `event` - the event identifying the SSLSession from which the listener is being unbound.

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