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Applet and Browser Proxy

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I have an applet that opens connections to my HTTP server to download files.
When I have a proxy on the network, and I seto this proxy in the browser's time to make the connection, it returns an error "java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 411 for URL"
If I add an ip from my server as exception to the proxy in the browser or java plugin works fine, without error.
I can not move from machine to machine by adding an exception for the server ip.
I wanted to make my applet automatically added the exception, through parameters.
Tei use the system properties,
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxyHost" ipHostProxy);
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxyPort", String.valueOf (proxyPort));
/ / System.setProperty ("http.nonProxyHosts" ipHost);
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxySet", "true ");
but had no effect.
When I have a proxy on the network, and I seto this proxy in the browser's time to make the connection, it returns an error "java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 411 for URL"
If I add an ip from my server as exception to the proxy in the browser or java plugin works fine, without error.
I can not move from machine to machine by adding an exception for the server ip.
I wanted to make my applet automatically added the exception, through parameters.
Tei use the system properties,
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxyHost" ipHostProxy);
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxyPort", String.valueOf (proxyPort));
/ / System.setProperty ("http.nonProxyHosts" ipHost);
/ / System.setProperty ("http.proxySet", "true ");
but had no effect.
Answers
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If you use Apache's HttpClient package, you'll find it doesn't use any of the built-in networking classes in Java (such as URLConnection). Instead it implements HTTP from scratch. You'll find it allows you much more flexibility in defining proxy connections.
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