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our proxy demands usernames and passwords, and can only connect through 8080, so i would like to see extensive proxysupport (even for validation… that doesn’t work now )
thank you
nope, like in xml files, when you specify a dtd from jakarta.apache.org, he tries to search for it if i’m not mistaken, but here he’ll never find it, because he can’t access it directly.
I’m behind a proxy server and nothing that doesn’t goes through the server will work. so i’m would like to see that option enabled.
if i’m not making sense i’ll try to explain better…
Same thing here. We have an MS proxy server on port 8080 that requires your Win2000 username/password to be supplied to get any traffic out of the building.
I assume that any commercial environment would be the same – it’s a mega security hole to allow any traffic out of the network without checking it’s okay first (or at least being able to blame someone afterwards…)
I guess we just need a preference that allows us the set a proxy server and credentials for all http traffic to use. That’s dtd lookups, updates, etc…
Oh yes I understand your request now, this is a good feature request; I’ll forward it on to the proper people.
SeJo,
nope, like in xml files, when you specify a dtd from jakarta.apache.org, he tries to search for it if i’m not mistaken, but here he’ll never find it, because he can’t access it directly.
The XML system contains a dtd cache that can be enabled and disabled by the user. The environment ships with a large set of dtd’s that are needed for J2EE development, and all others are fetched one time and then cached. Is there a specific DTD that you’re having trouble retrieving?
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportEver tried starting eclipse with the -D options for a proxy? that at least could solve some general proxy issues, just not the authentication. Real good proxy support is in the apache HTTPClient library. It can do NTLM as well
Ronald
