Setting Up HTTP Proxy Parameters in TCP-based Client Components

 

 

See also: Get IE proxy settings for the Http client component

private void btnHttp_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
	http1.ProxySettings.UserName = "user";
	http1.ProxySettings.Password = "psw";
	http1.ProxySettings.Server = "proxy-domain.com";
	http1.ProxySettings.Port = 8080;

	string response = http1.Get("https://www.clevercomponents.com/checknews/clnews.html");
}

private void btnFptProxy_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
	ftp1.ProxySettings.UserName = "user";
	ftp1.ProxySettings.Password = "psw";
	ftp1.ProxySettings.Server = "proxy-domain.com";
	ftp1.ProxySettings.Port = 8080;
	ftp1.ProxySettings.ProxyType = FtpProxyType.HttpConnect;

	ftp1.UserName = "ftp-user";
	ftp1.Password = "secret";
	ftp1.Server = "ftp-host";
	ftp1.Port = 21;
	ftp1.Open();
}

The SMTP protocol doesn't directly support HTTP proxy. You need to add an additional component, TclHttpProxy, and assign the TclSmtp.Proxy property with an instance of this component. Other TCP-based client components (TclImap4, TclPop3, TclSFtp, etc.) are configured in the same way.

 

private void btnSMPT_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
	httpProxy1.UserName = "user";
	httpProxy1.Password = "psw";
	httpProxy1.Server = "proxy-domain.com";
	httpProxy1.Port = 8080;

	smtp1.Proxy = httpProxy1;

	smtp1.UserName ="mail-user";
	smtp1.Password = "secret";
	smtp1.Server = "mail-host";
	smtp1.Port = 25;
	smtp1.Open();
}

 

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