The trouble is that any sort meaningful tunneling component most likely would require at least rudimentary HTTP authentication support (http- auth) and ability to retry HTTP requests (HttpMethodExecutor). Without these features ProxyConnectMethod and HttpProxyHost would be of very marginal use only.
While this is true, the same thing could be said of the http-common package in general. To be really useful one needs the cookie and auth packages in addition to http-common.
Based strictly upon dependencies I would say that common is probably the best location for HttpHost, HttpProxyHost, and ProxyConnectMethod.
Mike
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