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I am writing a JSP-based portlet, using the Apache SOAP 2.2 implementation to access a web service, and I need it to be flexible enough to access that service through a firewall. So I need to be able to pass a proxy host and port to the SOAP HTTP connect object. Rather than hard code the proxy address or create a customization page for the portlet where the proxy has to be manually set, is there a Portal API to determine the proxy server that's been set through the main admin screens?
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I don't think there is a public API for this.
Instead of hard-coding the proxy, make it a parameter of your servlet. The proxy is not something that will change very often (if at all) so it is a fairly safe bet.
Using a servlet parameter also means that the proxy can be easiy changed if the installation is moved or the network is reconfigured

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