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I think what your actually after is a dstp connection, not a http connection?

Actually, the datasocket VIs support the HTTP and FTP protocols (on Windows) allowing one to download http:// and ftp:// URLs.

Hi!

I'm looking for a possibility to open a (HTTP-) DS connection to a HTTP server through a proxy

server. Is there any (easy) way to do this?

ciao,

Oliver

I haven't tried it, but it might be the case that the datasocket VIs will use the proxy server settings configured in Internet Explorer. I'm assuming that datasocket just uses WinAPI (WinInet) calls to achieve HTTP and FTP support.

Good luck,

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Actually, the datasocket VIs support the HTTP and FTP protocols (on Windows) allowing one to download http:// and ftp:// URLs.

Yes they do, but I'm not convinced that's what oliver is trying to do here.

I haven't tried it, but it might be the case that the datasocket VIs will use the proxy server settings configured in Internet Explorer. I'm assuming that datasocket just uses WinAPI (WinInet) calls to achieve HTTP and FTP support.

:thumbup: That's my understanding as well.

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Hi!

thank you for your answers.

The connection I am using is really a HTTP connection and what I am trying to do, is to send variables to a

webserver through HTTP-GET commands. Currently I am using a webserver in the local network (intranet),

but I also would like to use a webserver in the internet, but our firewall is blocking everything, so I have to pass

the commands through our proxy.

By know I only tried the webserver in the intranet, but I will sortly try the webserver in the internet. If you are

right with the proxy settings and labview, then it should work without any modification. I will let you know.

ciao,

Oliver

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