Support for http proxy

[auth0]

Support for http proxy

[sbityakov]

OK, thanks for the response. I'll roll my own for now.

[jcd006]

@lbalmaceda We have a similar requirement to call Auth0 through a forward proxy for ManagementAPI and AuthAPI.

Can the httpclient be exposed through a constructor so that I can set my own proxy?

[lbalmaceda]

No, there's no current support for Proxy as I don't want to expose the OkHttp classes in the public API. Proxy class could be exposed as it's java.net, but if your proxy requires authentication you'd need to handle that error yourself. The way to do this using OkHttp is with a special Authenticator for the Proxy that sets the header in the request. We could create our own wrapper for that class and workaround it, but this is not a priority for us today.
I'll leave the issue open as a reminder. 👍

[davet54321]

Would it be possible to solve this in 2 steps instead of 1. First step just expose ability to use proxy (without authentication). Second step handle the more complicated case of authenticated proxy.

I have a use case which needs a proxy (but not an authenticated one), so just solving the first case would be enough for me.

[sappenin]

Echoing the request above, possibly doing something like this:

public ManagementAPI(String domain, String apiToken, OkHttpClient.Builder okHttpClientBuilder) {
        Asserts.assertNotNull(domain, "domain");
        Asserts.assertNotNull(apiToken, "api token");
        Asserts.assertNotNull(okHttpClientBuilder, "okHttpClientBuilder");

        this.baseUrl = createBaseUrl(domain);
        if (baseUrl == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("The domain had an invalid format and couldn't be parsed as an URL.");
        }
        this.apiToken = apiToken;

        telemetry = new TelemetryInterceptor();
        logging = new HttpLoggingInterceptor();
        logging.setLevel(Level.NONE);
        client = okHttpClientBuilder
                .addInterceptor(logging)
                .addInterceptor(telemetry)
                .build();
    }

[jcd006]

@lbalmaceda I've raised another MR. #150 This one doesn't expose any okhttpclasses. It uses java.net.Proxy for proxy and java.net.PasswordAuthentication for proxy authentication.

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