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JabRef users on Windows XP face challenges connecting to the internet through a proxy requiring authentication. While it's possible to set the IP address and port in Java, authenticating through the proxy remains problematic. Suggestions include checking resources like JavaWorld for tips on proxy configuration. Users have reported success by setting specific Java system properties, such as enabling the proxy and specifying the host and port. Additionally, configuring the proxy settings in Internet Explorer may help the system recognize the proxy settings.
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I would like to use Jabref to connect to internet from a windows xp computer.
However, I have to access interent through a proxy which requires authentication.
Although I can pass the ip address and port to java, I didn't find a way to
authenticate. Any ideas?

Thank's
DrDu
 
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DrDu said:
I would like to use Jabref to connect to internet from a windows xp computer.
However, I have to access interent through a proxy which requires authentication.
Although I can pass the ip address and port to java, I didn't find a way to
authenticate. Any ideas?

Thank's
DrDu

Have you tried everything here? - http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip42.html"

I've only had to set the items below but, my user name and password is probably passed when I connect to my corporate network. I have also seen cases where I had to configure the proxy in IE so that XP would find it.

System.getProperties().put("proxySet", "true");
System.getProperties().put("proxyPort", "80");
System.getProperties().put("proxyHost", "<Your proxy host address>");
 
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