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is there a way without having the user to specify their proxy settings <br />
we can get the default proxy IE is using? could be Static/dynamic/autodect proxy option
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is there a way without having the user to specify their proxy settings
we can get the default proxy IE is using? could be Static/dynamic/autodect proxy option

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that actually was not the answer I was looking for.<br />
<br />
anyhow, here is what I ended up doing, for someone who might hit the same wall in the future<br />
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I added a form where users can enter their credentials for the firewall and the firewall info.<br />
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somewhat similar to the options on the IE options window<br />
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hope this explains<br />
-smit.
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that actually was not the answer I was looking for.

anyhow, here is what I ended up doing, for someone who might hit the same wall in the future

I added a form where users can enter their credentials for the firewall and the firewall info.

somewhat similar to the options on the IE options window

hope this explains
-smit.

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I have a winfrom app which calls our webservice <br />
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some clients have proxy some dont.<br />
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Do we have to account for proxy or does the winform automatically get it from IE settings ?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
-Smit
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I have a winfrom app which calls our webservice 

some clients have proxy some dont.

Do we have to account for proxy or does the winform automatically get it from IE settings ?

Thanks in advance
-Smit

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