Hi Andreas, "Andreas Neumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/22/2007 03:37:05 AM:
> At my new employer every web traffic has to go through a proxy. I am at > the process of telling all of my software to make use of the proxy server. > At Batik Squiggle there is a proxy settings dialogue at Menu "Edit" -> > "Preferences" -> "Network". > > However, I could not get the proxy to work. I have to use a username and > password. I wonder what the correct syntax is here. At other software I > used this syntax: > > http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/ - at Batik I have a separate > input field for the port, so I entered the port only there and used only > http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - but this did not work. That's a security hole, IIRC Batik does it right, you should set the proxy server as "http://proxy.host.ch"; With "8080" in the port field. Then when you next start batik and try to hit a web site it will pop-up a window asking for your username and password. > I wonder if others have used a proxy successfully with Batik Squiggle when > user/password was involved. It's been a while but I used to do that.
