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UDIG-27
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Improvement
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Closed
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Fixed
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Blocker
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
arccrap
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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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Windows XP
Eclipse 3.0
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When trying to view the GMap service, i get an exception in the java console. I am behind a corporate firewall, and must enter my proxy information into the application, but you do not provide such a possiblity.
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Description
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When trying to view the GMap service, i get an exception in the java console. I am behind a corporate firewall, and must enter my proxy information into the application, but you do not provide such a possiblity. |
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No way to specify a proxy
Standard Java HTTP proxy rules should apply - this is a normal java applet.
-Dhttp.proxyHost (default:<none>)
-Dhttp.proxyPort (default:80 if http.proxyHost specified)
-Dhttp.nonProxyHosts (default:<none>)
This information can be entered via eclipse.exe -vmargs
But it would be much nicer to include them in the config.ini
(Hey wait that is probably why one-click installers usually collect this information.)
For now I will enter this information in as
a commented out entry in our config.ini file.
Admittedly the long term solution should be to centralize this knowledge so both WMS/WFS can find it when making requests.