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We are using build 201504141337. We found default proxy setting (pac file) not working for jdbc connection. We have to explicitly set up proxy server for jdbc connection to work. Otherwise we will get error like: java.sql.SQLRecoverableException: IO Error: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection If we check Netbeans\dev\config\Preferences\org\netbeans\core.properties, the default proxy setting will create the following entries: systemPAC=http://wpad/wpad.dat testSystemProxyHttpHost=www-proxy...com testSystemProxyHttpPort=80 usageStatisticsEnabled=false usageStatisticsNbOfIdeStarts=3 usageStatisticsSetByIde=true WWWBrowser=SL[/Browsers/SystemDefaultBrowser But the specific proxy server set up will add the following above those lines: proxyHttpHost=www-proxy...com proxyHttpPort=80 proxyType=2 The same code for jdbc connection will work fine in Eclipse without any manual setup for proxy with the following default: Active Provider: dynamic Schema: HTTP HOST: Dynamic PORT: Dyanmic Authentication: No Why the default pac file setting not working?
Hi, could you please more describe the problem. I would like to reproduce, but don't know how. Where is the JDBC placed? Locally, in OWAN or outside? If you set up the proxy server manually in NetBeans, does it work? Can you please attach the IDE log? http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqLogMessagesFile
(In reply to Libor Fischmeistr from comment #1) The scenario happened inside a corp network.I have sent mode details to your oracle email.