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Thursday, April 21, 2011

How do I configure proxy settings for Java?




This article applies to:
  • Browser(s): Internet Explorer, Firefox

Start the Java Plug-in Control Panel by following these instructions:
  1. Click the Start menu
  2. Select Settings
  3. Select Control Panel
  4. Double click the Java icon.
  5. Click on the Network Settings button.
Network Settings dialog box
  1. Select the Use Browser Settings checkbox.
  2. Click the OK button to save your changes.
Network Settings for the Java Control Panel
  1. Close all browser windows. Restart the browser and try to load the applet.
  2. If the applet still does not load and you see the same connection error, try to configure your web browser's proxy settings.

Related information:
What is a proxy server? How do I get proxy server information?

Web Browser Proxy Configuration
The web browser proxy settings are set as either manual or automatic. Please choose from the instructions below to configure your proxy settings for the browser.
  1. Manual Proxy Configuration
  2. Automatic Proxy Configuration
  1. Manual Proxy Configuration
    1. Internet Explorer
    2. Mozilla
    1. Manual Proxy Configuration: Internet Explorer
      1. From the Internet Explorer menu bar, click Tools.
      2. Select Internet Options.
      3. Click the Connections tab.
      4. Click LAN Settings button.
      5. Click Advanced button. The Proxy Settings dialog box appears.
Internet Explorer Proxy Setting Example
      1. Enter the proxy information. Check with your ISP or Sysadmin to get the proxy settings.
      2. Click OK
    1. Manual Proxy Configuration: Mozilla
      1. From the Mozilla menu bar, click Edit.
      2. Select Preferences.
      3. Expand the Advanced menu by clicking the + sign.
      4. Select Proxies.
Mozilla Proxy Setting Example
      1. Copy each address and port number to the corresponding entry into the "Proxies" Tab inside the Java Control Panel utility.
        1. Click the Start menu
        2. Select Settings
        3. Select Control Panel
        4. Double click the Java icon.
        5. Click on the Network Settings button.
        6. Select Use Proxy Server checkbox
        7. Click Advanced button
Proxy Setting Example: JRE Advance Network Settings Dialog Box
  1. Automatic Proxy Configuration
  2. If your network administrator provides an automatic proxy configuration script, Java Runtime Environment can use the same script to configure itself automatically. Please follow the instructions below to get proxy information from the proxy configuration script.
    1. Internet Explorer
    2. Mozilla
    1. Automatic Proxy Configuration: Internet Explorer
      1. From the Internet Explorer menu bar, click Tools.
      2. Select Internet Options.
      3. Click the Connections tab.
      4. Click LAN Settings.
IE Automatic Detection of Proxy Setting Example
      1. Input the same script name from "Automatic Proxy Configuration URL" field into the "Java Control Panel".
        • Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
        • Double-click the Java icon.
        • Click the General tab.
        • Click Network Settings.
        • Select Use automatic proxy configuration script checkbox.
        • Enter same script name and path as entered in your web browser.
JRE Automatic Detection of Proxy Setting Example
    1. Automatic Proxy Configuration: Mozilla
      1. From the Mozilla menu bar, click Edit .
      2. Select Preferences.
      3. Expand the Advanced menu by clicking the triangle sign.
      4. Select Proxies.
Mozilla Automatic Detection of Proxy Setting Example
      1. Input the same script name from "Automatic Proxy Configuration URL" field into the "Java Control Panel".
        • Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
        • Double-click the Java icon.
        • Click the General tab.
        • Click Network Settings.
        • Select Use automatic proxy configuration script checkbox.
        • Enter same script name and path as entered in your web browser.
JRE Automatic Detection of Proxy Setting Example

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