I've just gotten started using the testing framework.
I see that I can enable proxies by setting:
settings.Web.UseHttpProxy = true;
The description talks about the "built in http proxy" but I've been searching around without being able to get more info on it.
Where do I input the proxies?
I see that I can enable proxies by setting:
settings.Web.UseHttpProxy = true;
The description talks about the "built in http proxy" but I've been searching around without being able to get more info on it.
Where do I input the proxies?
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Hi Anders,
This is whether to use our built in proxy. We are using this internal proxy in Silverlight automation (it is automatically turned on while SL execution). Test Studio also uses this with FireFox in some cases.
In coded step you have the ability to intercept raw HTTP traffic under the cover. Using the HTTP proxy you can intercept an HTTP request originating from the browser before it is sent to the web server and/or intercept HTTP responses coming from the web server just before they reach the browser and are rendered by it.
Please see this article.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik
This is whether to use our built in proxy. We are using this internal proxy in Silverlight automation (it is automatically turned on while SL execution). Test Studio also uses this with FireFox in some cases.
In coded step you have the ability to intercept raw HTTP traffic under the cover. Using the HTTP proxy you can intercept an HTTP request originating from the browser before it is sent to the web server and/or intercept HTTP responses coming from the web server just before they reach the browser and are rendered by it.
Please see this article.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik
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