Package org.bzdev.swing.proxyconf
Java provides several methods for configuring proxies, with
a full discussion available in a document entitled
Java Networking and Proxies.
The default procedure for configuring proxies to set system
properties, either on the command line via the java command's -D
option, or by calling System.setProperty
as described
in the documentation cited above. The classes in this package provide
a GUI component that configures these properties for the user, with
the capability of storing the values persistently as Java preferences.
The resources org/bzdev/swing/proxyconf/lpack/ProxyComponent.html and
the 'dark mode' equivalent
org/bzdev/swing/proxyconf/lpack/ProxyComponent.dm.html
contain HTML pages that can be used for documentation (these pages use
HTML 3.2 because that is the version supported by a JEditorPane).
Both pages depend on the sresource URL scheme, which indicates that
the resource is located on the application's class path. If used,
org.bzdev.protocols.Handlers.enable()
must be called.
- See Also:
-
ClassesClassDescriptionComponent for configuring network proxies.Proxy Dialog class.Proxy-configuration data.