##Proxy Example Sometimes you need to use a Proxy to access the internet. At my company we need to. StackWrap4J provides the ability to specify a Proxy server to rout connections through.

Below is a short code sample that configures the proxy, and then pulls every answer that I (2598) have given.

Proxy prox = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress(
            "proxy.my.company.com", 80));
HttpClient.proxyServer = prox;
StackWrapper sw = new StackOverflow();
AnswerQuery query = new AnswerQuery();
query.setPageSize(PageQuery.MAX_PAGE_SIZE).setIds(2598);
List<Answer> allAnswers = new AnswerFromUserList(sw, query);

It is as simple as setting the public proxyServer property of the HttpClient class. That proxy will be used continually unless you set proxyServer to null.

Proxy Example

Sometimes you need to use a Proxy to access the internet. At my company we need to. StackWrap4J provides the ability to specify a Proxy server to rout connections through.

Below is a short code sample that configures the proxy, and then pulls every answer that I (2598) have given.

Proxy prox = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress(
            "proxy.my.company.com", 80));
HttpClient.proxyServer = prox;
StackWrapper sw = new StackOverflow();
AnswerQuery query = new AnswerQuery();
query.setPageSize(PageQuery.MAX_PAGE_SIZE).setIds(2598);
List<Answer> allAnswers = new AnswerFromUserList(sw, query);

It is as simple as setting the public proxyServer property of the HttpClient class. That proxy will be used continually unless you set proxyServer to null.

##Proxy Example Sometimes you need to use a Proxy to access the internet. At my company we need to. StackWrap4J provides the ability to specify a Proxy server to rout connections through.

Below is a short code sample that configures the proxy, and then pulls every answer that I (2598) have given.

Proxy prox = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress(
            "proxy.my.company.com", 80));
HttpClient.proxyServer = prox;
StackWrapper sw = new StackOverflow("RhtZB9-r0EKYJi-OjKSRUg");
AnswerQuery query = new AnswerQuery();
query.setPageSize(PageQuery.MAX_PAGE_SIZE).setIds(2598);
List<Answer> allAnswers = new AnswerFromUserList(sw, query);

It is as simple as setting the public proxyServer property of the HttpClient class. That proxy will be used continually unless you set proxyServer to null.

##Proxy Example Sometimes you need to use a Proxy to access the internet. At my company we need to. StackWrap4J provides the ability to specify a Proxy server to rout connections through.

Below is a short code sample that configures the proxy, and then pulls every answer that I (2598) have given.

Proxy prox = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress(
            "proxy.my.company.com", 80));
HttpClient.proxyServer = prox;
StackWrapper sw = new StackOverflow();
AnswerQuery query = new AnswerQuery();
query.setPageSize(PageQuery.MAX_PAGE_SIZE).setIds(2598);
List<Answer> allAnswers = new AnswerFromUserList(sw, query);

It is as simple as setting the public proxyServer property of the HttpClient class. That proxy will be used continually unless you set proxyServer to null.