Mark, > On 25 Sep 2019, at 19:52, mark.reinh...@oracle.com wrote: > > ... > > The URLConnection and HttpClient APIs already use the system’s default > ProxySelector. What other APIs might require checking?
Ignoring SOCKS, that should be it. > Do we care about SOCKS proxies? (Are those in broad use? In general, I would say that SOCKS is not that widely used. > I have no > idea.) Making every TCP connection check for a system default SOCKS > proxy could be going too far in terms of compatibility impact, and > anyway solving this problem for http, https, and ftp should address > most of the pain. Agreed. Whatever we do there should have no affect on SOCKS. > Perhaps this is more a matter of test clean-up than anything else. For the tests I filed 8231504 - "Update networking tests to avoid implicit dependency on the system proxies”, which is currently out for review. It should clean up most of the accidental proxy dependencies. > I’ll make this change and run some tests ... Great. Thanks. -Chris.
