Http proxy in HttpBrowser about jodd HOT 6 CLOSED

Hey Paweł, thank you for stopping by again :)

Not in a easy way at the moment, i think. But see #55, I will add support so this kind of things (custom sockets) can be easily added; moreover, I will add support for proxies - just need to do a little refactoring first.

TL;DR

The idea is that you will be able to set a HttpSocketProvider (new class, ex. HttpTransfer) in HttpBrowser with proxy definition, and use that one during the whole session. Something like:

HttpBrowser browser = new HttpBrowser();
browser.setProxy(host, port...);
// the rest is the same

Internal

Internally you would configure the HttpSocketProvider instance stored in HttpBrowser that will be passed to open() method of HttpRequest; so not to use default one.

from jodd.

Ok, I have added basic support for SOCKS proxies (with two latest commits), but without authentication. I will try to add different SocketFactories for different proxies (socks4, socks5 and http), but need a bit more time ;)

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One way how to use it:

    HttpBrowser httpBrowser = new HttpBrowser();
    httpBrowser.setProxyInfo(ProxyInfo.httpProxy("192.168.0.106", 808, "user", "password"));

    httpBrowser.sendRequest(HttpRequest.get("google.com"));
    HttpResponse response = httpBrowser.getHttpResponse();
    System.out.println(response);

There is http, socks4 and socks5 implementation. Not for SSL (yet).

Enjoy!

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Now,download the latest version(3.4.10 all (10)) from Maven we can't see this imporvement When can we use it form Maven ?

from jodd.

Yes, its not released yet as Maven artifact. We will release SNAPSHOT during the next weekend.

Meanwhile, you can build it locally and play with it 😄 It is very easy to build it: http://jodd.org/source.html

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thanks O(∩_∩)O~ I think use maven would better to upgrade. I'm happy to hear that new released version is going in plan.

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