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webdriver better practice, also share to everyone. Webdriver each time an instance of Firefox is launched, an anonymous profile is generated, and the current Firefox profile is not used. This must be noted. For example, if access to the tested Web service needs to pass the proxy, you want to directly set up the Firefox agent is not feasible, because the Webdriver boot Firefox instance does not use your profile, the correct way is set by Firefoxprofile. 123456789

proxy you install on your Web server shocould be limited in use. an open proxy that passes on connections to any Web site URL is open to abuse. although it is difficult to limit the connections to yourProxy from only your application, you can prevent the Proxy from making connections to servers other than those you specify. hard code the URL to connect to in the proxy itself or provide limited options. this makes the proxy less open and less useful t

Webdriver each time an instance of Firefox is launched, an anonymous profile is generated, and the current Firefox profile is not Used. This must be Noted. For example, if access to the tested Web service needs to pass the proxy, you want to directly set up the Firefox agent is not feasible, because the Webdriver boot Firefox instance does not use your profile, the correct way is set by Firefoxprofile.Public Webdriver Create () { firefoxprofile firefoxprofile = new Firefoxprofile (); Firefoxpr

(new Authenticator (){Protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication (){Return new PasswordAuthentication (username,New String (password). toCharArray ());}});System. setProperty ("http. proxyType", "4 ");System. setProperty ("http. proxyPort", Integer. toString (port ));System. setProperty ("http. proxyHost", host );System. setProperty ("http. proxySet", "true ");}Public static void main (String [] args) throws IOException {String url = "http://java.sun.com /";String proxy = "

(username, New String (password). ToCharArray ()); } }); System.setproperty ("Http.proxytype", "4"); System.setproperty ("Http.proxyport", integer.tostring (port)); System.setproperty ("Http.proxyhost", host); System.setproperty ("Http.proxyset", "true"); } public static void Main (string[] args) throws IOException { String url = "http://java.sun.com/"; String proxy = "Yourproxy"; int port = 8080; String username = "username"; String password = "