Thread: About SSL & TSL

Java SSL Vulnerability?
I'm just getting to learn about SSL connections, and I found out there's an SSL renegotiation vulnerability in Java, and so SUN disabled the SSL/TSL renegotiations by default.

Now, I was learning to write an SSL client/server app, and this code - socket.startHandshake() - produces an exception, and rightly so, seeing as the renegotiation has been disabled.

When I remove that particular statement, my client/server app runs fine.
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What I want to know is by removing the ".startHandshake" does that mean that my client isn't getting authenticated by my server? In which case, doesn't that make the client/server app less secure?