JDBC Applet Proxy Connection Test
This applet automatically extract the host name of this Web
page. It assumes that this page is visited by directly connecting
to the IDS Server. Click on the "Run" button to
execute the JDBC test queries. If you enable "Use proxy
server", the proxy server address is automaticall extracted
using the ProxyProperties class. If the address is blank,
it means the browser is not setup to use this type of proxy
connection.
Notes
- For two informative articles
regarding firewall access in applets, please visit the
following Web pages on the IDS Software Web site:
http://www.idssoftware.com/jdbchttps.html
http://www.idssoftware.com/fwapplet.html
- You can verify the proxy server
setting in your browser's proxy configuration. For
Internet Explorer, go to View - Internet Options -
Connection - Advanced... For Netscape Communicator, go to
Edit - Preferences - Advanced - Proxies - View.
- Normally you don't need to change
the address in the top text box. At most you only have to
change the port number if this Web page was not from the
IDS Server.
- If you enter a wrong port number,
the applet will quickly return the exception "java.sql.SQLException:
Socket I/O exception: java.net.SocketException: connect"
in Internet Explorer, or "java.sql.SQLException:
Socket I/O exception: java.net.SocketException: No such
file or directory" in Netscape Navigator.
- If a long message (usually an
exception) is displayed in the status line at the bottom
of the applet, you can view the chopped off portion by
clicking on the box then move the caret to the right
using the arrow keys or by dragging the mouse to the
right without releasing the left mouse button.
- The source
file of this applet.