The PHP version already supports using a proxy, however one thing to
keep in mind is that an external proxy server has no clue about the
the refreshInterval=<time> param in makeRequest :)
-- Chris
On Jun 30, 2008, at 6:20 PM, Brian Eaton wrote:
I suspect the normal mode of operation for the Shindig HTTP fetcher
(both PHP and java) will be to use an HTTP proxy server. We should
make it easy to do that, which means good testing and documentation.
Using a proxy is a good idea because Shindig will be running on your
internal network, but you don't want the Shindig HTTP fetcher to be
able to make requests to your internal network. The easiest way to
avoid that is to set up an HTTP proxy in a DMZ somewhere.
