You need to get the URL to the automatic configuration script, then put that into a web browser. Depending on your browser, you will either have to download it then open it in notepad, or it will just display it.
The script is basically javascript, telling the browser which proxy address *and port* to use for what URLs. Generally, the last rule is the one for 'everything else' (i.e. not internal or special exceptions), so grab the proxy address and port from there and put it into Eclipse. It will be either an IP or a host address, and a port, usually 8080. You may also need to add the exceptions in later if your SVN repo is on an internal server inaccessible from the outside world. 2009/6/15 Brad Bueche <brad.bue...@gmail.com>: > > > Sorry to ask this here but I have searched everywhere over a period of > months and I cant find an answer. > > If I install flex builder 3 (full install) at home, and bring it up, I can > connect to the cfeclipse updater and subversive updater in a hearbeat. > > However, I need to really use subversive and fb at work not at home. And I > can not figure out how to get the fb3 eclipse to connect to ANY update > site. I have to keep installing everything manually. Well the manual > install for subversive does not seem to work because they wont -- for > license reasons -- put the SVN connectors in the main build and I cant get > the manual install of those to work. > > I'm getting to the point where I really, really, need version control and > this is really beginning to slow me down. > > Every time I try to do a software update eclipse either gives me the this: > > Error Parsing Stream [Premature end of file] > > We do use a proxy at work. I have put the the proxy server config into the > Eclipse->General-Network preferences but this does not seem to work. I > notice that Eclipse has a setting for port but we dont specifically use port > in our proxy setting. Additionally, in IE the proxy says "Use AUTOMATIC > Configuration script" whereas Eclipse's set up just says "Manual Proxy > Configuration". > > What am I missing here? > > brad > > >
