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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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5.0, 6u4
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b01
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x86
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windows_xp
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Not verified
Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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JDK-2170467 | 7 | Sunita Koppar | P4 | Closed | Not an Issue |
Java Web Start 1.5 lost the possibility to adjust proxy settings
independently from Java Plugin. This was possible for Java2SE
1.4.2 (and earlier).
1. Java2SE 1.4.2
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1.1 Java Web Start
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For Java Web Start 1.4.2 it was possible to adjust Proxy settings
in "Java Web Start Application Manager":
"c:\j2sdk1.4.2\jre\javaws\javaws"
File -> Preferences -> General -> Proxies
(x) Manual
adjust Proxy host, proxy port and no-proxy list
For Java Web Start the following properties are written in file
"deployment" properties:
deployment.javaws.proxy.settings=MANUAL
deployment.javaws.proxy.http=<fully qualified proxy-host>
deployment.javaws.proxy.httpport=<proxy-port>
deployment.javaws.proxy.httpproxyoverride=
1.2 Java Plugin
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For Java Plugin 1.4.2 the proxy configuration was done in the
"Java(TM) Plug-in Control Panel" (in Windows Control Panel)
on the "Proxies" tab in the "Protocol Address Port" table.
For Java Plugin the following "deployment" properties are written:
javaplugin.proxy.settings=http\=<fully qualified proxy-host>\:<proxy-port>
javaplugin.proxy.usebrowsersettings=false
javaplugin.proxy.bypass=
So, in Java2SE 1.4.2 Java Web Start and Java Plugin could have proxy
settings independently from each other.
2. Java SE 5.0
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Beginning with Java SE 5.0 the "deployment.javaws.proxy.*" properties
do not seem to be regarded any longer.
The "Java Plug-in Control Panel" became the "Java Control Panel",
where Proxy settings can be made in
Java Control Panel -> General -> Network Settings
(x) Use proxy server
For Java Web Start the "Java Web Start Application Manager" became
the "Java Application Cache Viewer" and is called via
"c:\jdk1.5.0\jre\bin\javaws".
The Edit->Preferences dialog now directly calls the
"Java Control Panel".
So, there is but one unified place for proxy configuration settings.
independently from Java Plugin. This was possible for Java2SE
1.4.2 (and earlier).
1. Java2SE 1.4.2
----------------
1.1 Java Web Start
------------------
For Java Web Start 1.4.2 it was possible to adjust Proxy settings
in "Java Web Start Application Manager":
"c:\j2sdk1.4.2\jre\javaws\javaws"
File -> Preferences -> General -> Proxies
(x) Manual
adjust Proxy host, proxy port and no-proxy list
For Java Web Start the following properties are written in file
"deployment" properties:
deployment.javaws.proxy.settings=MANUAL
deployment.javaws.proxy.http=<fully qualified proxy-host>
deployment.javaws.proxy.httpport=<proxy-port>
deployment.javaws.proxy.httpproxyoverride=
1.2 Java Plugin
---------------
For Java Plugin 1.4.2 the proxy configuration was done in the
"Java(TM) Plug-in Control Panel" (in Windows Control Panel)
on the "Proxies" tab in the "Protocol Address Port" table.
For Java Plugin the following "deployment" properties are written:
javaplugin.proxy.settings=http\=<fully qualified proxy-host>\:<proxy-port>
javaplugin.proxy.usebrowsersettings=false
javaplugin.proxy.bypass=
So, in Java2SE 1.4.2 Java Web Start and Java Plugin could have proxy
settings independently from each other.
2. Java SE 5.0
--------------
Beginning with Java SE 5.0 the "deployment.javaws.proxy.*" properties
do not seem to be regarded any longer.
The "Java Plug-in Control Panel" became the "Java Control Panel",
where Proxy settings can be made in
Java Control Panel -> General -> Network Settings
(x) Use proxy server
For Java Web Start the "Java Web Start Application Manager" became
the "Java Application Cache Viewer" and is called via
"c:\jdk1.5.0\jre\bin\javaws".
The Edit->Preferences dialog now directly calls the
"Java Control Panel".
So, there is but one unified place for proxy configuration settings.
- backported by
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JDK-2170467 Java Web Start 1.5 lost the possibility to adjust proxy settings independently from Java Plugin
- Closed