Re: [Openjnlp-devel] Works with http proxies through firewall?

[Scott K. <sko...@ap...>]

Is this on Mac OS X or Windows?  On Mac OS X just set your proxy 
information in the Network pref panel and the VM will pick them up.

Scott

On Tuesday, July 2, 2002, at 03:38  PM, Kevin Herrboldt wrote:

> On Tuesday, July 2, 2002, at 01:56 PM, Hanasaki JiJi wrote:
>
>> Modifying the PROPS in the startup script got the proxy config going.
>>
>> HOwever!  The application will not run.  SwingSet2, from Sun, 
>> downloads fine.  When it is run, there is a msg that there are no 
>> security settings.  I clicked "continue" and SwingSet2 did not run.  
>> No error was given.  Help!???
>
> Is that the OpenJNLP security warning dialog? That is normal. 
> SwingSet2 should run fine. (I just tested it on my machine). Do you 
> see any messages in the OpenJNLP console window?
>
> One possible reason it might not work is if SwingSet2 tries to 
> retrieve network resources. The proxy settings won't be set properly 
> for SwingSet2 because it is running in a separate JVM which is not 
> invoked using the shell script.
>
> For testing try Cicerone at 
> <http://www.puppethead.com/java/apps/Cicerone.jnlp>. It will show you 
> what properties are set in the JVM of a launched app. And it's a very 
> simple app so if it doesn't work there is something strange going on.
>
> Maybe the OpenJNLP external launcher could be changed to carry forward 
> any proxy setting properties. Hmm...
>

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Scott Kovatch
Apple Computer
Java Runtime Classes
Cleveland Hts, OH
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