Hi,

In JAVA I can by pass the proxy using these lines of code:

 System.getProperties().put( "proxySet", "true" );
 System.getProperties().put( "proxyHost", "web-proxy" );
 System.getProperties().put( "proxyPort", "8088" );

But when I move this code to J# for an ASP.Net page it does not affect
anything. When I run the page from home (no proxy present) I can connect to
the server. When I add the above code to the project and run it from home it
STILL connects to the server so I know these lines are not doing a thing.

Even Microsoft's J# .Net code to bypass a proxy server does NOT work (or at
least how I'm doing it. Maybe my understanding of all this is off):

WebProxy proxyObject = new WebProxy("web-proxy:8088", true);

proxyObject.set_BypassProxyOnLocal(true);

GlobalProxySelection.set_Select(proxyObject);

The above J# .Net code doesn't affect the asp.net page from connecting to
the outside server at home even when the code is present or commented out.

I had to convert a JAVA program to J# to make it a web page in .Net.
Basically the page connects to a shipping carrier's XML server to get data.
The code works in JAVA and the J# page works at home but NOT at work.

So I'm wondering if there is something else I need to do to get this JAVA
code to work in J#?

Thanks!

Andrew