Unfortunately, I have no experience in using a proxy from ivy. To work around your problem, you can build your own repository. It's in anyway a good practice to guarantee the availability and the quality of its content.
Gilles > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Mykel Alvis > Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 9:23 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Proxy issues > > Hi, > I'm testing out ivy 1.4.1 for purposes of possibly > integrating it into a build stream and I can't seem to get > the initial test to work for me. > > I AM behind a National Socialistic-esque proxy firewall that > does virus checking on each and every file that comes across > the internet connection, but that's the way it is here and > nothing's likely to change in that respect. Since I'm > working on a Linux box on this primarily Windows network, I > get little to no support for any proxy issues I experience. > > I got a previous failure with "Server Redirected too many > times". Following some incidental advice in a forum posting, > I added the commons-httpclient to my CLASSPATH before > invoking ant. This seemed to just cause a hanging of the process. > > I did add a line into the "test" build.xml file as follows, > with the obvious appropriate changes: > > <setproxy proxyhost="PROXY.IP.HERE" proxypassword="mypass" > proxyuser="myuser" proxyport="PROXY.PORT" /> > > This also did not help. > > I also set my http_proxy variable to the authenticated proxy > location which did not help. > > The error seems typically to be " java.net.ConnectException > Connection timed > out: connect" which might be expected if one were having > difficulty navigating an external connection. > > > I did not expand my commons-httpclient logging yet, as it is > starting to seem as if this process might be more trouble > than it's worth. > > Is there anything else I need to try? > > Mykel >
