I've had problems setting a proxy from 1.5, using Eclipse 2.5 Galileo on Windows XP.
I've tried: 1. Setting the default proxy from Windows > Preferences > Android > Launch. 2. Adding to '-http-proxy http://www.example.com:80' Debug Configurations > Target (pane) > Additional Emulator Command Line Options (you need to resize the dialog to see this). 3. Setting the proxy on the emulator from Settings > Wireless controls > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names > T-Mobile US > ... For me, none of these works on its own. A colleague tells me that 2. works on his Mac. What I do now is set the proxy on the emulator (as per 3.) and use the following in my code: final String proxyHost = android.net.Proxy.getDefaultHost(); final int proxyPort = android.net.Proxy.getDefaultPort(); if (proxyPort != -1) { System.setProperty("http.proxyHost", proxyHost); System.setProperty("http.proxyPort", Integer.toString(proxyPort)); } I'm fairly new to Android, so not sure if this the right or best way to do it. getDefaultPort() returns -1 if no proxy port has been set. Sam Dutton ...................................................... On Jan 12, 3:59 pm, Milky <bboymi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all Android Emulator > > I'm developing android application in my university that must use > the internet through proxy server. In Android SDK 1.5 I use parameter - > http-proxy when starting emulator and it working. But since Android > SDK 1.6 until now (2.1) this approach is not working. I don't know hot > to fix this problem. > > Do you have any solutions? > > best regard. > > Ù:-)
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