Support connecting through an HTTP Proxy#546
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…s, java-doc update (Azure#546) * Removing HttpClient Factory, Rename NettyClient to ReactorNettyClient, java doc updates * Removing async suffix in some runtime method names.
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We want to use the Java SDK on machines within our network, which is behind a firewall. One that is quite restrictive. In order to get out to external sites, we need to go through a proxy.
I have added the support to the core library, so that when it creates the Jersey client connection, it is possible to use a Proxy when opening the connection. I have added support for two properties: http.proxyHost and http.proxyPort. If these are defined, then support for proxied connections is added. Otherwise, the original functionality is used.
This is how I am using this from my code.