Thanks. The IT policy in this company is very stringent. They even
block me from writing any to the hosts file!!
Its really frustrating.
On 19 Apr, 09:32, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> No problem.
>
> As it is a DNS problem, the simpliest solution is to add google-appengine IP
> address to your local
No problem.
As it is a DNS problem, the simpliest solution is to add google-appengine IP
address to your local hosts file (would be /etc/hosts on unix like system,
no idea on its whereabouts on windows)
On 19 April 2010 07:25, Raj wrote:
> Thanks again, yes you are right, the ping cannot find t
Thanks again, yes you are right, the ping cannot find the host.
Sorry to have wrote to you directly and thanks for your help.
My apologies.
On 18 Apr, 18:30, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> Raj,
>
> >Romain Pelisse,
> >Sorry to bother you with this one and wrote to you directly.
>
> Do not fork the thr
Raj,
>Romain Pelisse,
>Sorry to bother you with this one and wrote to you directly.
Do not fork the thread. Even if I'm the only answering to your issue does
not means you can switch this to a personal discussion. Maybe other people
are facing the same issues and are waiting for this thread to u
Weird. Execute your ant script with -v option, see if it shed some light on
what is happening here.
Le 18 avr. 2010 16:38, "Raj" a écrit :
Just wrote a small java code to open a url and thats works fine. What
is the real probblem then?
On 18 Apr, 15:04, Raj wrote:
> > ie ? Poor of you...well
Just wrote a small java code to open a url and thats works fine. What
is the real probblem then?
On 18 Apr, 15:04, Raj wrote:
> > ie ? Poor of you...well some corporate..bs.
>
> Anyway will do per your suggestion.
> Anyway to check the my proxy address and what type it is?
>
> On 18 Apr, 13:26, R
> ie ? Poor of you...well some corporate..bs.
Anyway will do per your suggestion.
Anyway to check the my proxy address and what type it is?
On 18 Apr, 13:26, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> ie ? Poor of you...
>
> Anyway, if proxy settings ie is blank it probably means that you are behind
> a so called t
ie ? Poor of you...
Anyway, if proxy settings ie is blank it probably means that you are behind
a so called transparent proxy which - theorically, implies that java
application should be working as tramsparently.
Youd need to assert that because right now there is no proof that proxy is
the root
I am not the administrator of this LAN, so cannot check the proxy
setting on the connection tab on IE either, any other ways I can check
the proxy setting?
On 18 Apr, 09:27, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> Well, we can't guess for you what your proxy settings are but if your
> browser can access the inte
Well, we can't guess for you what your proxy settings are but if your
browser can access the internet, there is a good chance you can extract from
it the proxy settings.
As for settings the Java proxy parameters : http://tinyurl.com/y6arrdb
On 18 April 2010 07:51, Raj wrote:
> That is the whole
That is the whole problem, I have no clue what the proxy seetings are.
Any help?
On 17 Apr, 10:57, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> Did configure the proxy : -Djava.proxy...
>
> (Google java proxy for exact syntax)
>
> Le 17 avr. 2010 10:48, "Raj" a écrit :
>
> I am using ANT apache for my development pu
Did configure the proxy : -Djava.proxy...
(Google java proxy for exact syntax)
Le 17 avr. 2010 10:48, "Raj" a écrit :
I am using ANT apache for my development purposes and as a setup and
test, I used the Guestbook example that was provided in getting
started part of the tutorial.
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