After many years, we are FINALLY rolling out a proxy.pac file for our browser 
settings-been testing with smaller groups of users, and has been fine.

So today, we pointed a larger number of users to the file, and now have some 
calls about a specialized Java applet that is having issues.  It's something 
that is part of our Student Information system that prints receipts for various 
items, so used by our Attendance offices and bookkeepers.  After some 
searching, I think it may be that the Java applet is not reading the .pac file, 
but there seems to be some people who say you can make it work by doing x,y,z 
(not much detail) and others who say it simply can't read a .pac file at all.  
We've only tested IE, as apparently this app has never worked right in Chrome 
(which we also have).

So, does anyone have their Java applets successfully using a pac file for proxy 
autoconfig, and if so, what is the trick?  Or, is it a fact that it can't be 
done, and if so, what do you do instead?  Ours is set up using an http url.

Any assistance appreciated-please let me know if more detail is required on 
anything specific, as this is new territory.

TIA,
Bonnie

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