populateFromFile
void proxyServerPool.populateFromFile ( String filePath )
Description
Add proxy servers to pool using a text file.
Parameters
- filePath Path to the file containing proxy settings, as a string. The format of the file is a hard return delimited list of domain:port listing.
Return Values
Returns void.
Change Log
| Version | Description |
|---|---|
| 4.5 | Available for all editions. |
Examples
Creating ProxyServerPool
import com.screenscraper.util.*;
// Create a new ProxyServerPool object. This object will
// control how screen-scraper interacts with proxy servers.
proxyServerPool = new ProxyServerPool();
// Must be set on the session before other calls are made
session.setProxyServerPool(proxyServerPool);
// This tells the pool to populate itself from a file
// containing a list of proxy servers. The format is very
// simple--you should have a proxy server on each line of
// the file, with the host separated from the port by a colon.
// For example:
// one.proxy.com:8888
// two.proxy.com:3128
// 29.283.928.10:8080
// But obviously without the slashes at the beginning.
proxyServerPool.populateFromFile( "proxies.txt" );
// Create a new ProxyServerPool object. This object will
// control how screen-scraper interacts with proxy servers.
proxyServerPool = new ProxyServerPool();
// Must be set on the session before other calls are made
session.setProxyServerPool(proxyServerPool);
// This tells the pool to populate itself from a file
// containing a list of proxy servers. The format is very
// simple--you should have a proxy server on each line of
// the file, with the host separated from the port by a colon.
// For example:
// one.proxy.com:8888
// two.proxy.com:3128
// 29.283.928.10:8080
// But obviously without the slashes at the beginning.
proxyServerPool.populateFromFile( "proxies.txt" );
scraper on 07/16/2010 at 5:21 pm
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