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2 years ago @Quafadas I had the same issue and I couldn't find anything on the library. However, you can set your JVM to go through the proxy.
We used something like this:
case class Proxy(url: String, port: Int, user: Option[String] = None, pass: Option[String] = None, scheme: String = "http") {
override def toString: String = s"PROXY (URL: $url; PORT: $port; SCHEME: $scheme)"
}
object Proxies extends LoggingSupport {
def autoSetup(config: ConfigurationReader) = {
val proxies = config.PROXIES
if (proxies.nonEmpty) {
logger.info("Setting up proxies.")
} else {
logger.info("No proxies found.")
}
proxies.foreach { proxy =>
logger.debug(proxy.toString)
System.setProperty(s"${proxy.scheme}.proxyHost", proxy.url)
System.setProperty(s"${proxy.scheme}.proxyPort", proxy.port.toString)
proxy.user.foreach(user => System.setProperty(s"${proxy.scheme}.proxyUser", user))
proxy.pass.foreach(pass => System.setProperty(s"${proxy.scheme}.proxyPassword", pass))
}
config.PROXY_BYPASS.foreach(exp => System.setProperty("https.nonProxyHosts", exp))
config.PROXY_BYPASS.foreach(exp => System.setProperty("http.nonProxyHosts", exp))
}
}Notice that this implementation is based on the Oracle documentation that can be found here.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/net/proxies.html Original Author:anicolaspp
Does this library work behind a corporate proxy. I think the keywords in python are somehow verify="cert/location",proxies="proxy"... couldn't see anything in the docs so assuming it's not currently implemented. Will try and look but it's probably beyond my skills :-(.
Or is this solved by the open pull request? (he asks hopefully) ID: 56 Original Author: Quafadas link: Original Link