Seting Http Proxy for JAXR Query

I cannot get the sample JAXRQuery program to connect. I beleive it is proxy related. I do I specify a proxyHost and proxyPort for the ConnectionFactory or Connection?

Proxy infomation in the JAXR RI is set on a
per connection basis as a property on the
connection factory. The sample programs that
we have show how to do this; more details here:
With the jaxr-browser app, you can specify proxy
info when the browser is started:
"jaxr-browser.sh <proxyHost> <proxyPort>"
You can even give it four arguments to specify
httpHost, httpPort, httpsHost, and httpsPort.
For the query and publish examples, the proxy
info is included at the top of the test. From
BusinessQueryTest.java:
public class BusinessQueryTest {
// edit these if behind firewall, otherwise leave blank
String httpProxyHost = "";
String httpProxyPort = "";
The user should edit these to whatever he'd like,
and the scripts automatically recompile and execute
the program.
Hope this helps.
Amlan

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