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utl_http.set_proxy(http://pgau:abcd@[email protected]:5678');
In this example what exactly this Proxy address ?
I tried the internal IP and it didn’t work , the below my company said not to have "external proxy".
Grateful.
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utl_http.set_proxy(http://pgau:abcd@[email protected]:5678');
In this example what exactly this Proxy address ?
I tried the internal IP and it didn’t work , the below my company said not to have "external proxy".
Grateful.
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Like the package utl_http
is used to access data through the Internet, if you are accessing the Internet through a proxy, in a company for example where this is quite common, the commands of the utl_http
will fail because they try to access the network directly.
Then the set_proxy
serves to inform the package utl_http
the settings of proxy so that it can access the network, as the server address proxy and authentication credentials (user and password), that’s all.
The most common format is tul_http.set_proxy('http://102.168.12.12:5678')
, that is, the address (can be IP) and the port, when there is no authentication.
If there is authentication, need to inform user and password before, address, separated by arroba: utl_http.set_proxy('http://usuario:[email protected]:5678')
Examples from here: https://community.oracle.com/thread/1126855
EDIT: in his case: http://pgau:abcd@[email protected]:5678'
, means:
user: pgau
password: abcd
proxy server: 102.168.12.12
door: 5678
If you don’t have one proxy, no need to make this configuration
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