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Scott - 01 Feb 2005 17:04 GMT
We have a c# webform application that uses ASP.NET webservices to
communicate with our IIS server over the public internet.   The customer is
complaining that our application is using their default gateway to
communicate rather than their proxy server.  I was under the impression that
the SoapHttpClientProtocol framework class used Internet Explorer's settings
for proxy server configuration/usage and asked the customer to make sure
I.E. was configured for use with their proxy server.  He said I.E. was
configured as such but that our application still was using their default
gateway for web service communications over the public internet.  My
question is:

1. Is there some way programatically to force a web service client to use a
proxy server instead of default gateway?

2. Do I need to edit some .net configuration file to force the proxy server
to be used by the SoapHttpClientProtocol framework class.

thanks

scott
Tom Porterfield - 01 Feb 2005 17:34 GMT
> We have a c# webform application that uses ASP.NET webservices to
> communicate with our IIS server over the public internet.   The customer is
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> 2. Do I need to edit some .net configuration file to force the proxy server
> to be used by the SoapHttpClientProtocol framework class.

Have you tried myClient.Proxy = WebProxy.GetDefaultProxy()?  That won't
work if the IE proxy settings are dynamic, generated from script, from
autoconfig entries or from DHCP or DNS lookups.  If that's the case, create
your own instance of WebProxy and set the appropriate values.
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