Where is the Proxy authentication?

Hello,
I'm having problems using Safari on Windows XP behind a firewall. The proxy settings are correct, as IE does ping the proxy server as expected and conencts to the internet. Safari has the exact same proxy settings, and I've noticed that Safari is refusing to ask for proxy authentication. I've uninstalled and reinstalled Safari multiple times and the problem is not fixed. Suggestions?

An update here. I still haven't found an example of setting the CLIENT_IDENTIFIER from JDBC, but I did find an example of how to set it using the dbms_session package:
If jdoe is the application user known to the middle tier but not to the database, then you can make this call:
dbms_session.set_identifier('jdoe')
prior to performing a DML operation. If the table accessed has auditing defined on it, then the row in the audit tables will have 'jdoe' in the CLIENT_ID column. This seems to work consistently.

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package server.proxy;
//import all servlet related classes
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import server.resources.*;
//My Proxy server --->Currently it is very simplea and relies on
//other proxy servers of an already connected network.
public class ProxyServer extends HttpServlet
//stores the resource bundle
private ServerResBundle resBundle = null;
//checks for the mode of operation
private boolean proxySet = false;
private String proxy = null;
//storing the original System out/err etc
private PrintStream sysOutOrig = null;
private PrintStream sysErrOrig = null;
private InputStream sysInOrig = null;
//initialise certain features that are required later
public void init() throws ServletException
try
//initialise the resource bundle
this.initResBundle();
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>res bundle init");
//set the mode of operation
this.setMode();
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>mode set");
//set the system out and err --System.setOut etc
this.setSystemOutErr();
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>in/out/err set");
}//End try
catch(Exception e)
System.out.println("Exception in init..."+(e.getMessage()));
throw new ServletException(e);
}//Edn
catch(Throwable e)
System.out.println("Irrecoverable Error...");
throw new ServletException(e);
}//End
}//End init
//method to init the resource bundle;
private void initResBundle()
this.resBundle = ServerResBundle.getBundle();
}//End
//method to set the mode of the server--proxy or direct
private void setMode()
//read the target proxy property from the bundle and
//if it is set,take that URL
String temp = (String)(this.resBundle.getResource(ResKeys.PROXY_SERVER));
if ( (temp != null) && (temp.length() > 0) )
this.proxySet = true;
this.proxy = temp;
temp = null;
}//End
}//End
//method to set the system out and err etc
private void setSystemOutErr() throws Exception
//keep a copy of the original system out and error
this.sysOutOrig = System.out;
this.sysErrOrig = System.err;
try
//read the options adn if they are set, take the values directly
String newOutStr = (String)(this.resBundle.getResource(ResKeys.SYSTEM_OUT));
String newErrStr = (String)(this.resBundle.getResource(ResKeys.SYSTEM_ERR));
if ((newOutStr != null) && (newOutStr.length() > 0))
System.setOut(new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream(new File(newOutStr),true),true));
}//End if
if ((newErrStr != null) && (newErrStr.length() > 0))
System.setErr(new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream(new File(newErrStr),true),true));
}//End if
}//End
catch(Exception e)
//restore the stuff
System.setOut(this.sysOutOrig);
System.setErr(this.sysErrOrig);
}//End
}//End
//this is where the proxy functionalities will be embedded
public void service(HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse resp)
throws ServletException,java.io.IOException
//conenction URL
URL target = null;
//conenction to the remote object
URLConnection targetConn = null;
//stores the OOS and the OIS
ObjectOutputStream oos = null;
ObjectInputStream ois = null;
try
//check for the mode of operation
if (proxySet)
URLConnection objects go through two phases: first they are created, then they are connected.
After being created, and before being connected, various options can be specified
(e.g., doInput and UseCaches). After connecting, it is an error to try to set them.
Operations that depend on being connected, like getContentLength, will implicitly perform the connection,
if necessary.
//for the URL to the proxy
target=new URL(this.proxy);
//conenct to the proxy
targetConn = target.openConnection();
//set the details of the connectuon
targetConn.setDoInput(true);
targetConn.setDoOutput(true);
targetConn.setUseCaches(false);
// If true, this URL is being examined in a context in which it makes sense to allow user interactions such as popping up an authentication dialog. If false, then no user interaction is allowed
targetConn.setAllowUserInteraction(true);
//connect to the remote object
// targetConn.connect();//call this only when all the request properties are set
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>posting request");
//post the received request to the URL
this.postRequest(targetConn,req);
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>posted request successfully");
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>writing response");
//receive the response
//write the received response to the client
this.writeResponse(targetConn,resp);
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>wrote response successfully");
}//End if
else
//currently this functionality is not supported
throw new ServletException(
(String)(this.resBundle.getResource(ResKeys.ERR_FUNC_NOTSUPPORTED)));
}//End
}//End try
catch(Exception e)
if(e instanceof ServletException)
throw (ServletException)e;
}//End
if (e instanceof IOException)
throw (IOException)e;
}//End
//wrap it up in ServletException
throw new ServletException(e);
}//End
}//End
//method to write the response back to the client
private void writeResponse(URLConnection targetConn,HttpServletResponse resp)
throws ServletException
//get all the header fields from the response connection and set them to the
//response of the servlet
Map headerFields = null;
Iterator headerFieldEntries = null;
Map.Entry header = null;
//stores the input stream to the conn
BufferedReader brConn = null;
//stores the writer to the response
PrintWriter prResp = null;
//checks if the proxy authentication needed or not
boolean proxyAuthReqd = false;
try
//juste ensuring that the proxy authentication is reset
proxyAuthReqd = false;
if( (targetConn != null) && (resp != null) )
//Returns an unmodifiable Map of the header fields.
//The Map keys are Strings that represent the response-header field names.
//Each Map value is an unmodifiable List of Strings that represents the corresponding
//field values
headerFields = targetConn.getHeaderFields();
//Returns a set view of the mappings contained in this map
Set temp = headerFields.entrySet();
//Returns an iterator over the elements in this set
headerFieldEntries = temp.iterator();
if (headerFieldEntries != null)
while (headerFieldEntries.hasNext())
Object tempHeader = headerFieldEntries.next();
if (tempHeader instanceof Map.Entry)
header = (Map.Entry)tempHeader;
Object headerName = header.getKey();
Object headerValue=header.getValue();
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>writeResponse-->headerName = "+headerName+" : headerValue = "+headerValue);
//do not select the key-value pair if both the key adn the value are null
if ( ( headerName == null) && (headerValue == null) )
continue;
}//Enmd
if (headerValue != null)
List headerValList = null;
if (headerValue instanceof List)
headerValList = (List)headerValue;
}//End
if(headerValList != null)
for (int i=0;i<headerValList.size();i++)
Object headerValueStr = headerValList.get(i);
if (headerValueStr instanceof String)
//note that the header-key can not be null for addHeader
//I have made this temporary provision to make the programme work.
resp.addHeader(( (headerName==null)? ("null_header"+i) :(String)headerName),
(String)headerValueStr);
//check if the proxy authentication required or not
if (((String)headerValueStr).
indexOf(resp.SC_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED+"") != -1)
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>writeResponse-->proxy auth needed");
//proxy authentication is needed
proxyAuthReqd = true;
}//End
}//Ednd of
else if (headerValueStr == null)
resp.addHeader(( (headerName==null)? null :(String)headerName),
null);
}//End
}//End for
}//End if
}//End if
}//End
}//End while
}//End if
//get the writer to the client
prResp = resp.getWriter();
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>writeResponse-->proxyAuthReqd="+proxyAuthReqd);
//juste test a simple header
System.out.println("Proxy-Authenticate = "+(resp.containsHeader("Proxy-Authenticate")));
//if the proxy asks you for authentication,pass on the same to the client
//from whom you have received the request.When this flag is true,the connection
//is closed by the remotehost adn hence any attempt to open in input steram
//results in an error ie IOException
if (!proxyAuthReqd)
//now get the content adn write it to the response too
brConn = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(
targetConn.getInputStream()));
String tempStr = null;
while ((tempStr = brConn.readLine())!=null)
prResp.println(tempStr);
}//End while
//close the connections
brConn.close();
}//End if
else
prResp.println("Proxy Authentication needed...");
}//End
//close the streams
prResp.flush();
prResp.close();
}//End if
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>writeResponse exiting\n");
}//End try
catch(Exception e)
throw new ServletException(e);
}//End
}//End
//method to post request to the internet
private void postRequest(URLConnection targetConn,HttpServletRequest req)
throws ServletException
//extract the header parameters and the body content from the incoming request
//and set them to the new connection
Enumeration reqHeaders = null;
//reads the incoming request's content
BufferedReader brReqRd = null;
PrintWriter prResWt = null;
//stores temp header names and values
String headerName = null;
String headerValue = null;
try
if( (targetConn != null) && (req != null) )
reqHeaders = req.getHeaderNames();
//extract a header adn set it to the new connection
while (reqHeaders.hasMoreElements())
headerName = (String)(reqHeaders.nextElement());
headerValue = req.getHeader(headerName);
targetConn.setRequestProperty(headerName,headerValue);
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>headerValue::> headerName = "+headerName+" : headerValue="+headerValue);
}//End
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>postRequest\n");
//establis the actual connection
//calling this method bfore the above loop results in IllegalStateException
targetConn.connect();
//NOTE : try reading from and writing into OIS and OOS respectively
//now read the contents and write them to the connection
// brReqRd = req.getReader(); //this hangs for some reason
brReqRd = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(req.getInputStream()));
System.out.println("Got the reader..brReqRd = "+brReqRd);
if (brReqRd != null)
String temp = null;
//establish the printwriter
// prResWt = new PrintWriter(targetConn.getOutputStream(),true);
prResWt = new PrintWriter(targetConn.getOutputStream());
System.out.println("trying to read in a loop from brReqRd.. ready="+(brReqRd.ready()));
while( (brReqRd.ready()) && ((temp=brReqRd.readLine()) != null) )
System.out.println("In while::>temp = "+temp);
prResWt.println(temp);
}//Emd while
//close the streams adn go back
brReqRd.close();
prResWt.flush();
prResWt.close();
}//End
}//End outer if
System.out.println("ProxyServer:::>postRequest exiting\n");
}//End try
catch(Exception e)
throw new ServletException(e);
}//End
}//End
}//End

Hi serlank ,
Thanks for your reply. Well , I initially I thought of not pasting the code,as it was too long. But I could not help it,as I thought I must show in code what I exactly meant. That's why I followed a description of my problem with the code. You could probably have copied the code and pasted it in one of your favourite editors to take a look at it. Did you,by any chance, try to read it on the browser? And as regards reposting the same message, I can say that I did it as I felt the subject was not quite appropriate in the first posting and I was not sure as to how I could delete/alter the posting. I am not asking for a code-fix,but some suggestions from some one who might ever have come across such a thing.Anyway, lemme know if you have any idea on it. Thanks...

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//Code Segment #2
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Using above code it always throws the following exception:
Code:
weblogic.webservice.tools.wsdlp.WSDLParseException: Failed to retrieve WSDL from https://apiclienttest.intralinks.com:443/webservices51/SessionService?WSDL. Please check the URL and make sure that it is a valid XML file [java.io.IOException: Proxy authenticator failed: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: ]
if i replace the above code (Code Segment #2) to as bellow with Code Segment #3 then its working as expected. But we have been told that the Code Segment #2 is required as shwon above for the Weblogic ClientTimeout seconds feature so we cant replace the Code Segment #2 with Code Segment #3 since we don?t want to miss the ClientTimeout seconds feature for the application.
//Code Segment #3
Code:
SessionService_Impl sessionService = new SessionService_Impl();
          SessionServicePort sessionServicePort = sessionService.getSessionServicePort();
          ((SessionServicePort_Stub) sessionServicePort)._setProperty("javax.xml.rpc.service.endpoint.address", endPointBaseURL+"SessionService");
return sessionServicePort ;
why the Proxy authentication is failing with the Code Segment #2 and why it is passing in case of Code Segment #3
The endpoint base URL we are hitting is hosted on Weblogic server 9.0 (which is hosted at client side in US so it is behind our firewall).
Is some thing more do we need to do in Authenticator class???
Please help me if any one has worked on proxy server authenticator in java.

We have a desktop console based Weblogic webservices client application that uses client stubs to establish the connection and communicate with the server where the WSDL was hosted.
We are facing a problem in authenticating the Proxy user with valid credentials.
We are using the following code to set the system properties and Authenticator class to authenticate the proxy user.
//Code Segment #1
Code:
System.setProperty("http.proxyHost", proxyHost);System.setProperty("https.proxyHost", proxyHost);
System.setProperty("weblogic.webservice.transport.http.proxy.host",proxyHost);
System.setProperty("weblogic.webservice.transport.https.proxy.host",proxyHost);
System.setProperty("http.proxyPort", proxyPort);
System.setProperty("https.proxyPort", proxyPort);
System.setProperty("weblogic.webservice.transport.http.proxy.port",proxyPort);
System.setProperty("weblogic.webservice.transport.https.proxy.port",proxyPort);
//System.setProperty("http.proxyType", "basic");
//System.setProperty("https.proxyType", "basic");
//System.setProperty("http.proxy.auth.type" ,"ntlm"); //This is not showing any impact
System.setProperty("http.proxyUser", "bsil\\ashok.kumar");
System.setProperty("https.proxyUser", "bsil\\ashok.kumar");
System.setProperty("http.proxyPassword", " xyzddd");
System.setProperty("https.proxyPassword", "xyzddd");
Authenticator.setDefault(new MyAuthenticator());
//Inner class
public static class MyAuthenticator extends Authenticator {
protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {
String username = System.getProperty("http.proxyUser");
     String password = System.getProperty("http.proxyPassword");
     return new PasswordAuthentication(username, password.toCharArray());
We are using following code initialize the stubs (Which internally opens a connection to the given endpoint base URL)
//Code Segment #2
Code:
SessionService_Impl sessionService = new SessionService_Impl(getEndPointURL(SessionServicePort.class));
port = sessionService.getSessionServicePort();
return port;
Using above code it always throws the following exception:
Code:
weblogic.webservice.tools.wsdlp.WSDLParseException: Failed to retrieve WSDL from https://apiclienttest.intralinks.com:443/webservices51/SessionService?WSDL. Please check the URL and make sure that it is a valid XML file [java.io.IOException: Proxy authenticator failed: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: ]
if i replace the above code (Code Segment #2) to as bellow with Code Segment #3 then its working as expected. But we have been told that the Code Segment #2 is required as shwon above for the Weblogic ClientTimeout seconds feature so we cant replace the Code Segment #2 with Code Segment #3 since we don?t want to miss the ClientTimeout seconds feature for the application.
//Code Segment #3
Code:
SessionService_Impl sessionService = new SessionService_Impl();
          SessionServicePort sessionServicePort = sessionService.getSessionServicePort();
          ((SessionServicePort_Stub) sessionServicePort)._setProperty("javax.xml.rpc.service.endpoint.address", endPointBaseURL+"SessionService");
return sessionServicePort ;
why the Proxy authentication is failing with the Code Segment #2 and why it is passing in case of Code Segment #3
The endpoint base URL we are hitting is hosted on Weblogic server 9.0 (which is hosted at client side in US so it is behind our firewall).
Is some thing more do we need to do in Authenticator class???
Please help me if any one has worked on proxy server authenticator in java.

Proxy Authentication in OLT

Hi Everyone,
In OpenScript I can enter proxy, port & authentication in the Preferences settings.
But what about OLT? In the settings for the added scripts, I can add a proxy & a port.
Where/how can I set the proxy authentication?
OLT/OS version 9.1
Scripts: ADF Load
HTTPS
I know about adding Application authentication in the scripts.
Many Thanks,
Neil

In OLT, you don't need to add proxy settings. It takes the settings from the scripts.

Acrobat Standard Proxy Authentication

Hi,
When we sign our PDF's we want to use an external timestamping server
So we have configured both a Verisign and Globalsign timestamping server and made one of them as default
Most of the time we got a response from Acrobat saying
"Timestamp signature property generation error:
Transport authorization failure"
When it fails the doc is signed, but using the computers clock and we want to avoid that
But sometime it did work which confused us but I think we have identified the problem with the Proxy authentication
Our proxy requires full authetication against our Active Directory
So when it worked was just because we just before signing had been surfing on the internet and the proxy had cached the credential approvals
So when Adobe tried to get out to the timestamp server the ID was already authorized in the proxy
But without a previous "IE-surfing" it fails, the proxy has nothing in its cache
A network trace confirms this, we see a "Authentication required" request from the proxy that Acrobat never responds to
The proxy does not accept annonymous requests
IE is configured to use a configration script for its proxy settings
I cant find any relevant Acrobat settings that handles this and googling indicates that Acrobat has problems in this area
But I haven't found anything for our version/release
Now for the question, is Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.3.0 supposed to handle proxys that requires AD authentication?
To bypass the proxy is not an option
Setting a proxy exception for these servers is maybe an option
Prefered is that Acrobat handles this

To update my own question since it might help others
I received assistance through the Adobe support channels
Not what I was hoping for but it clarifies the problem
The reason I asked the question is that we don’t support Shared Review with an Authenticating Proxy server. So this customer workflow isn’t too far off the mark with having a proxy server authentication expectation in the standalone client and wanting a timestamp server time. The only workaround to this behavior is to do exactly what they have found. Launch an instance of Internet Explorer, authenticate against the proxy server and then sign the PDF file.

Proxy Authentication Error in Web Service with SAAJ on Weblogic 9.2 MP3

Hi,
I have encountered a problem with proxy authentication in SAAJ web service (WS) calls on Weblogic 9.2 MP3.
My WS client (which uses SAAJ's SOAP classes) should use a proxy that requires authentication to call the external web services.
However, it does not perform the authentication and receives HTTP Error 407 - Unauthorized.
The reason seems to be that Weblogic's Http Handler (weblogic.net.http.Handler) ignores the proxy authentication.
I was able to work around it by setting sun's http handler explicitly in the WS endpoint URL. Sun's handler (sun.net.www.protocol.http.Handler) makes use of the Authenticator class I provided.
1. Please see my code below and let me know if this is the only solution or if I'm doing something wrong. While testing on Tomcat I did not have to set the handler.
2. I have seen that there are also System properties for http.proxyUser and http.proxyPasword, however if I use these and ommit setting the SimpleAuthenticator, it also fails (with either handler!). An explanation of that is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Code:
===========================================================
System.setProperty("http.proxySet", "true");
System.setProperty("http.proxyHost", "localhost");
System.setProperty("http.proxyPort", "808");
//System.setProperty("http.proxyUser", "myuser");
//System.setProperty("http.proxyPassword", "mypw");
Authenticator.setDefault(new SimpleAuthenticator("myuser", "mypw"));
String urlString = "http://someurl:8080/webservice..";
URL endpoint1 = new URL(urlString);
URL endpoint2 = new URL(null, urlString, new sun.net.www.protocol.http.Handler());
SOAPConnectionFactory soapfactory = SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstance();
SOAPConnection connection = soapfactory.createConnection();
connection.call(message, endpoint1); // Gives Exception with HTTP Error 407
connection.call(message, endpoint2); // Works and uses the proxy
For reference:
===========================================================
public class SimpleAuthenticator extends Authenticator {
     private String username, password;
     public SimpleAuthenticator(String username, String password) {
          this.username = username;
          this.password = password;
     protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {
          return new PasswordAuthentication(username, password.toCharArray());
}

Sorry for the 3 posts.
Administrator, delete this thread please!!

Exchange server 2013 proxy authentication

Hi All,
I wanted to know what is the recommended proxy authentication for exchange server 2013.
I have observed the following from different proxy authentications:
1. Negotiate: By default, the proxy authentication is set to negotiate and uses anonymous as Log on network security(un-encrypted MAPI)
2. Basic: It always prompts for the user credentials and uses encrypted MAPI.
3. NTLM: Use negotiate at MAPI level by default
Please provide me some information on different authentication mechanisms and the one which is recommended to use.
Thanks,
Srinivas.

Hi Srinivas,
According to my knowledge, there are my views below:
Basic authentication: If you select this authentication type, Outlook will prompt for username and password
while attempting a connection with Exchange.
NTLM authentication: If you select this authentication type, exchange does not prompt users for a user
name and password. The current Windows user information on the client computer is supplied by the browser through a cryptographic exchange involving hashing with the Web server. If the authentication exchange initially fails to identify the user, the browser
will prompt the user for a Windows user account user name and password. So, when Outlook is trying to connect to Exchange and if the machine is domain joined, there isn’t a need to provide password.
Negotiate authentication: Enabled by default in Exchange 2013. This is a combination of Windows integrated
authentication and Kerberos authentication. If we employ negotiate authentication, exchange will authenticate the client using NTLM authentication type and if unable to verify authenticity, will challenge the client to authenticate using a username and password.
And you could set the authentication type like this:
ExternalClientAuthenticationMethod : Basic
InternalClientAuthenticationMethod : Ntlm
IISAuthenticationMethods : {Basic, Ntlm, Negotiate}
The command below for your reference:
Get-OutlookAnywhere | Set-OutlookAnywhere -InternalHostname "internalServer.contoso.com" -InternalClientAuthenticationMethod Ntlm -InternalClientsRequireSsl $true -ExternalHostname "externalServer.company.com" -ExternalClientAuthenticationMethod Basic -ExternalClientsRequireSsl $true -IISAuthenticationMethods Negotiate,NTLM,Basic
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Best regards,
Eric

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