com.ihr.xbrl.util
Class InternetProxySelector

java.lang.Object
  java.net.ProxySelector
      com.ihr.xbrl.util.InternetProxySelector

public class InternetProxySelector
extends java.net.ProxySelector

Configures the internet proxy Based on code form jean-christophe.collet@sun.com see page

An instance of this class is created when a DTSContainer is created. During the initialization of this class, the static ProxySelector is get and if it is not an instance of this class it is set to the created instance. If the ProxySelector is an instance of this class it is reused, new proxies are added to the existing instance. Existing proxies remains untouched. If a proxy that is banned (due to inactivity) is added it is ignored.

Adding proxies is done by adding properties to the new DTS being created. Properties are read by this class and proxies are configured accordingly. The following properties are recognized and used:

• http://www.reportingstandard.com/properties/proxy/address/{n} this is the proxy internet address
• http://www.reportingstandard.com/properties/proxy/port/{n} this is the proxy port (no default values are inferred at this point)
• http://www.reportingstandard.com/properties/proxy/type/{n} this is either "HTTP" or "SOCKS" indicating the proxy type

Where {n} is a sequential number starting with 0. If no property exist, the list of proxies is finished. In order to add a proxy to the list the three properties ending with a number must exist.

According to the API, the ProxySelector is static, therefore all DTSContainers will share the same

Author:

Ignacio

Field Summary

static java.lang.String	noProxyFor
static java.lang.String	proxyAddress
static java.lang.String	proxyPort
static java.lang.String	proxyPropertyHeader
static java.lang.String	proxyType

Constructor Summary

InternetProxySelector(java.util.Properties props)

Method Summary

void	connectFailed(java.net.URI uri, java.net.SocketAddress sa, java.io.IOException ioe)
boolean	isRegistered() During the instance creation, the InternetProxySelector is registered as the default proxy selector if there are properties indicating that it must be registered.
java.util.List<java.net.Proxy>	select(java.net.URI uri)

Methods inherited from class java.net.ProxySelector

getDefault, setDefault

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

proxyPropertyHeader

public static final java.lang.String proxyPropertyHeader

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Constant Field Values

proxyAddress

public static final java.lang.String proxyAddress

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Constant Field Values

proxyPort

public static final java.lang.String proxyPort

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Constant Field Values

proxyType

public static final java.lang.String proxyType

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Constant Field Values

noProxyFor

public static final java.lang.String noProxyFor

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

InternetProxySelector

public InternetProxySelector(java.util.Properties props)

Method Detail

isRegistered

public boolean isRegistered()

During the instance creation, the InternetProxySelector is registered as the default proxy selector if there are properties indicating that it must be registered. This method returns true if the InternetProxySelector instance is registered as the default ProxySelector.

Returns:

boolean value

select

public java.util.List<java.net.Proxy> select(java.net.URI uri)

Specified by:

select in class java.net.ProxySelector

connectFailed

public void connectFailed(java.net.URI uri,
                          java.net.SocketAddress sa,
                          java.io.IOException ioe)

Specified by:

connectFailed in class java.net.ProxySelector