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I am using WinHTTP to hit a server. I need to provide Proxy credentials to navigate through a proxy server, as well as Server credentials to access the server

I have called the SetCredentials method twice, once for the proxy user/pass and once for the server user/pass, but I am always returned with a 407

Dim oHTTP As New WinHttp.WinHttp Reques
oHTTP.Open "GET", "http://server/default.asp", Fals
oHTTP.SetProxy 2, "192.168.1.105: 8080
oHTTP.SetCreden tials "proxy_user ", "proxy_password ",
oHTTP.SetCreden tials "server_use r", "server_passwor d, 0
oHTTP.Sen

If I disable the proxy and simply provide the server credentials it works. If I disable the server authentication and provide the proxy credentials it works

It appears that I can't provide both proxy and server credentials in the same HTTP session. HEL

Regard

Bryce
Jul 19 '05 #1
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