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ProxyType Property
Type of proxy used.
Type
A ProxyTypes enumeration.Syntax
- Basic
object.ProxyType [= value]
The ProxyType(object,value) syntax has these parts:
The ProxyType(object,value) syntax has these parts:
object | An expression evaluating to an object of type wodSmtp |
value | A ProxyTypes enumeration. |
Remarks
If the user needs to connect to a remote server through a proxy, this property should be set to a value other than ProxyNone. The user should use this property to specify the appropriate protocol according to the type of the remote proxy. The most common proxy type is ProxyWEBStandard. Socks 4/4a and Socks 5 are general proxy protocols, universal to any type of protocol. Relay is not a real proxy, but a 'pipe' or 'redirector' that listens on a predefined port, and when a client connects to it, opens a predefined destination hostname and redirects all traffic between the client and the remote server. A relay proxy is very useful when testing other protocols.ProxyWindows type uses same values as specified in Internet Explorer, under Tools-Internet Options-Connections-LAN Settings. wodSmtp will use anything specified for "Socks".