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UTL_HTTP , 7 of 59
This procedure sets the proxy to be used for requests of the HTTP or other protocols, excluding those for hosts that belong to the domain specified in no_proxy_domains
. The proxy may include an optional TCP/IP port number at which the proxy server listens. The syntax is [http://]host[:port][/]
, for example, www-proxy.my-company.com:80
. If the port is not specified for the proxy, port 80 is assumed. no_proxy_domains
is a comma-, semi-colon-, or space-separated list of domains or hosts for which HTTP requests should be sent directly to the destination HTTP server instead of going through a proxy server. Optionally, a port number can be specified for each domain or host. If the port number is specified, the no-proxy restriction is only applied to the request at the port of the particular domain or host, for example, corp.my-company.com, eng.my-company.com:80
. When no_proxy_domains
is NULL
and the proxy is set, all requests go through the proxy. When the proxy is not set, UTL_HTTP
sends requests to the target Web servers directly.
UTL_HTTP.set_proxy (proxy IN VARCHAR2, no_proxy_domains IN VARCHAR2);
Table 78-9 shows the parameters for the SET_PROXY
procedure.
If proxy settings are set when the database server instance is started, the proxy settings in the environment variables http_proxy
and no_proxy
are assumed. Proxy settings set by this procedure override the initial settings.
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