How to forward from proxy

When you are writing a proxy; after having intercepted the request/response. Two questions:
1. if you intercepted a request and you did what you had to do; to forward the request, do you just have to open a socket connection to the web server on port 80 and send the request line per line using PrintWriter?
2. if you intercepted a reply , you just have to open a socket connection to the client on the 'proxy port' (e.g. 8080) and again send the reply line per line with PrintWriter?
Or am I getting it completely wrong?
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