HTTP proxy

This protocol is not a binary protocol and supports passing of secure socket layer termination information and common headers and values are encoded.

It makes a firewall safely permeable for users with creating a potential security holes through which "bad guys" can get into the organisation net.

This method creates a proxy class, defined in the specified loader and implements the specified interface.

It controls whether burp suit communicates directly with remote web server or via a down stream http proxy.

By using this HTTP module selection, one can replace most of the httpd and it is generally more efficient to use the dedicated directives.

This tomcat connector provides apache APR based native code with jni, providing non-blocking IO.

It is used in generic delegation for remote objects.

This http module more frequent releases than httpd and having non httpd style configuration.

This protocol attempts to discover a proxy and automatically falls back to the no proxy setting if the attempt fails.

In this technique, NIO connector is used as it provides non-blocking between requests.

It provides an easiest way to create a lot of hassle for oneself.

This method returns true if and only if the specified class was dynamically generated to a proxy class using the getProxyClass() method.

This protocol has no limit on request header size and it can be added by httpd using custom headers.

In this technique, it would not be necessary to connect to the remote server next time that the document is requested, because it stores the retrieved document in a local file.

This class implements all the interfaces specified at its creation and invoking getInterfaces() of its class object will return an array, containing the same list of interfaces.