thanks for the help, even if it was very good explained, it didn't work too
I have put this in the tomcat.sh : TOMCAT_OPTS="-DproxySet=true
-DproxyHost=myProxy.somewhere.fr -DproxyPort=8080"
[ this proxy works fine with netscape browser ]
rq : 8080 is the web port of my proxy,
I have told Tomcat to use port 8050,
must I put proxyPort=8050 instead of 8080 ?
(I don't see why, but as far as computers have strange behaviours
sometimes...)
Another good sollution for users who just want to trial Jetspeed : download
the rss pages (the location of them is in the DefaultPortlets.xml file) with
their browser
and put them in the ./content/xml/rss directory
then modify the DefaultPortlers.xml file to bind to the local URL of the
downloaded files.
I have tried it, and it works fine...
So I have think of something... it could be very usefull to developp a robot
in java that collects regularly the rss files on internet and put them in a
cache.
it could be faster to consult files for users, especially when a remote
server is down...
> I tried that, didn't work. I am wondering whether it's possible to set the
> "Proxy-Authentication" header via -D as well. Does anyone know how?
>
> cheers
> romen
>
> Please respond to "JetSpeed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> To: JetSpeed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> cc: (bcc: Romen Law/Australia/IBM)
> Subject: Re: using Jetspeed behind a proxy
>
> Jean-Etienne GOUBARD wrote:
> [snip]
> > So, my question is : where must I put some parameter that Jetspeed or
> > Tomcat must take in acount to understand that there is a proxy and that
> > he must use it
>
> Tomcat is a java application. You can tell java applications to use a
> proxy by calling it like this:
>
> java -DproxySet=true -DproxyHost=something.proxy.com
> -DproxyPort=85 Application
>
> In your case you may want to add
> -DproxySet=true -DproxyHost=something.proxy.com -DproxyPort=portnumber
> to the TOMCAT_OPTS environment variable.
>
> Bonne chance.
>
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