I'm trying to figure out a way to automate the process of configuring the Java Control Panel's "Network Settings...".
This is for Java 1.5.0_06; we have recently started using a PAC file (a Proxy - automatic configuration script).
The problem is that by default Java is set to "Use browser settings" and this is causing a few issues with some of the sites our users have to connect to.
I've been able to throw a script together to write specific registry entries to handle all of the other configuration, but haven't been too lucky in finding out how to enter in the Script Location for the "Automatic proxy configuration script" inside the Network Settings of the Java Control Panel.
Has anyone come across this issue before; know of a way to script this?
I've already tried using "InstallRite" which would take a snapshot of my system prior to the configurations and then take another snapshot after configuration. This helped me in locating all of the necessary files and registry settings that are modified/added, but nothing showing where Java stores the Proxy Address that I had entered.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
This is for Java 1.5.0_06; we have recently started using a PAC file (a Proxy - automatic configuration script).
The problem is that by default Java is set to "Use browser settings" and this is causing a few issues with some of the sites our users have to connect to.
I've been able to throw a script together to write specific registry entries to handle all of the other configuration, but haven't been too lucky in finding out how to enter in the Script Location for the "Automatic proxy configuration script" inside the Network Settings of the Java Control Panel.
Has anyone come across this issue before; know of a way to script this?
I've already tried using "InstallRite" which would take a snapshot of my system prior to the configurations and then take another snapshot after configuration. This helped me in locating all of the necessary files and registry settings that are modified/added, but nothing showing where Java stores the Proxy Address that I had entered.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
