Has anybody managed to get the Android Emulator working behind a proxy which requires authentication?
I\'ve tried setting the -http-proxy argument to
I will explain all the steps:
I think now everything is clear about proxy settings...
I've not used the Android Emulator but I have set the $http_proxy environment variable for perl and wget and a few cygwin tools on windows. That might work for you for android, but the slash in the domain name seems like a potential problem.
I know I tried having my domain "GLOBAL" in there, but ended up taking it out and sticking with: http://$USER:password@www-proxy.company.com:80
One problem I run into a lot though is programs that cannot be told to use the proxy for DNS queries too. In cases where they don't I always get a host name not found. I'd like to find a local dns resolver that can use the proxy for all the programs that won't.
For Android2.3.3 Settings->Wireless&Networks->MobileNetworks->AccessPointNames->Telkila-> set the Proxy and the Port here (xx.xx.xx.xx and port)
For setting proxy server we need to set APNS setting. To do this:
For setting Name and apn here is the link:
According to your sim card you can see the table
Find the file androidtool.cfg
at C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME\.android\
Add this line:
http.proxyLogin=USER@PASSWORD
Save the file and try to open the Android SDK.
With the new versions of Android Studio and it's emulator it is an easy task.
Press emulator's "More" button, choose Settings -> Proxy tab. All the needed configurations are there.