It's an HTTP connection, and I'm the administering the firewall, so I've got
a lot of control. I've done more testing using
HTTPConnection.setProxyServer, as recommended in the docs. But CF server
doesn't like that, and tells me it can't "determine the value of the
parameter". A little bizarre, since it correctly processed the CFOBJECT and
then went on to correctly process the httpConn.init insided CFSCRIPT. Like I
said, I know nothing about Java, so it's likely I'm making a basic mistake.
Keith Purtell, Web/Network Administrator
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Keith,
Is this a http connection or https? If https then you may need addtional
steps - such as security policy set up etc.
In general, firewall issues can be complex - in some cases you must work
with the ISP, and they are typically reluctant to divulge any information
that may breach security.
If you can divulge the URL, I may be able to do some remote tests myself.
Girish
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