How to disable HTTP proxy on J2EE ?

Hi,
It appears that Sun Application Server 8.2 can be used as a HTTP proxy.
Is it possible to disable this behaviour and still serving web apps ? am I saying bullshits ?
Regards,
Laurent.

I am saying bullshits. Sorry. Application Server does not act as a HTTP Proxy.

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