org.openqa.selenium.browserlaunchers
Class MacProxyManager

java.lang.Object
  org.openqa.selenium.browserlaunchers.MacProxyManager

public class MacProxyManager
extends Object

Class to manage the proxy server on OS X. It uses the 'networksetup' tool to do its magic; it also depends on 'scutil' to read some settings we need to interact with 'networksetup.'

'networksetup' seems to come in a great many varieties depending on different versions of OS X (and different architectures: PPC vs Intel), so we've taken some care to write this class very defensively.

Author:

Dan Fabulich

Constructor Summary

MacProxyManager(String sessionId, int port)

Method Summary

void	backupNetworkSettings() Copy OS X network settings into Java's per-user persistent preference store
void	changeNetworkSettings() change the network settings to enable use of our proxy
File	getCustomProxyPACDir()
void	restoreNetworkSettings() Restore OS X network settings back the way thay were
protected String	runNetworkSetup(String... args) Execute networksetup, returning the output
protected String	runScutil(String arg) Execute scutil and quit, returning the output

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MacProxyManager

public MacProxyManager(String sessionId,
                       int port)

Method Detail

getCustomProxyPACDir

public File getCustomProxyPACDir()

changeNetworkSettings

public void changeNetworkSettings()
                           throws IOException

change the network settings to enable use of our proxy

Throws:

IOException

runScutil

protected String runScutil(String arg)

Execute scutil and quit, returning the output

runNetworkSetup

protected String runNetworkSetup(String... args)

Execute networksetup, returning the output

backupNetworkSettings

public void backupNetworkSettings()
                           throws IOException

Copy OS X network settings into Java's per-user persistent preference store

Throws:

IOException

See Also:

Preferences

restoreNetworkSettings

public void restoreNetworkSettings()

Restore OS X network settings back the way thay were