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   • What is a proxy? What is it in Apache? Does it have many different meanings?

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     Answered Sep 12, 2012 · 2 votes

     Apache is a layer-7 proxy (as far as OSI is concerned), it doesn't use network address translation or any type of packet mangling/rewriting. It receives a request and based on some rules/configuration, makes a request on behalf of the client. Apache can act as a forward proxy and/or reverse proxy. In your images above, apache would be running on the blob that is red.

     • In the first image, apache would be acting as a reverse proxy, it receives an HTTP request from the internet, and proxies it to a specific place internally.
     • In the second image, apache acts as a forward proxy. Local users are using it to request anything on the internet (within the rules/config).
     • In a reverse proxy, a request for a specific resource is received, e.g. http://my.homepage.com/ , and apache, knowing that the content is actually internally located at http://192.168.2.45/my.homepage/ , proxies the request to the internal location.
     • In a forward proxy, a user on a LAN requests http://www.google.com/ , and either the browser or OS knows to proxy the request to a local proxy server (apache, the red blob in the image), and apache then makes the request to www.google.com on the user's behalf.

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   • What is Proxy that is created at the client side

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     Answered Jan 02, 2014 · 1 votes

     First point. Yes you code the implementation of the web service. However this is just limited to the business logic you wish to execute you don't have to go code the low level boiler plate code like creating a HTTP socket etc.

     A simple class that is exposed as a web service will look like this:

     @Webservice()public class CalculatorWS(){ @WebMethod(@operationame="add") public int add(@WebParam(name="i") int i, WebParam(name="j") int j) { //this is where you code your implementation return i+ j; }}

     A client proxy class does NOT transfer the implementation across the wire. It just creates a proxy that you can use to call the implementation.

     You can learn all about it step by step by following this tutorial. It is easy one to understand and follow and will answer all of your questions.

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   • What is Proxy component in ReactJS?

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     Answered Apr 23, 2018 · 1 votes

     A proxy component is essentially a placeholder component that can be rendered to from another component. And what’s really nice about it, is you can tie it right into the render cycle without having to think imperatively. This component basically allows you to two bend your React data flow tree into the DOM tree.

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   • What is Proxy Trojan?

     A proxy Trojan is a type of computer virus that disguises itself as something else, such as a harmless file or website. When a user accesses it, the proxy Trojan hijacks their browser and sends the user to bogus websites or downloads malicious files. Proxy Trojans can be used in two ways: for stealing information (including passwords) from unsuspecting users, and for launching attacks on other computers. Proxy Trojan is a manipulative program that can be used for a variety of destructive purposes. Its primary aim is to steal sensitive data by infiltrating targeted devices and extracting confidential information. It can be used in a variety of ways- as a spy, or a virus.

     Working:Proxy Trojans first invade devices by infiltrating legitimate apps or websites that are used by the target user. Once they are installed, they start to actively seek out sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, login information, and even passwords. They use various stealth techniques to avoid being detected, and once they have collected the data they want, they typically delete their presence from the infected device. The proxy server has its own...

     • Regularly back up your files to help reduce data loss.
     • Updating the operating system from time to time helps protect the system from security breaches.
     • Never click on unwanted links or download unwanted files. Phishing emails are one of the methods which hackers use to spread Trojan horses or other malicious viruses.
     • Use 2-factor authentication to protect sensitive information or account.
     • Use a security suite and antivirus software to protect your device or computer from all known and unknown viruses, malware, etc.

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   • What is Proxy Trojan?

     A proxy Trojan is a type of computer virus that disguises itself as something else, such as a harmless file or website. When a user accesses it, the proxy Trojan hijacks their browser and sends the user to bogus websites or downloads malicious files. Proxy Trojans can be used in two ways: for stealing information (including passwords) from unsuspecting users, and for launching attacks on other computers. Proxy Trojan is a manipulative program that can be used for a variety of destructive purposes. Its primary aim is to steal sensitive data by infiltrating targeted devices and extracting confidential information. It can be used in a variety of ways- as a spy, or a virus.

     Working:

     Proxy Trojans first invade devices by infiltrating legitimate apps or websites that are used by the target user. Once they are installed, they start to actively seek out sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, login information, and even passwords. They use various stealth techniques to avoid being detected, and once they have collected the data they want, they typically delete their presence from the infected device. The proxy server has its...

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2. stackoverflow.com › questions › 31901423java - Proxy repository VS hosted repository - Stack Overflow

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   May 26, 2016 · The short version is, a proxy repository is one that you are mirroring, and a hosted repository is one that you host on your server through the Nexus software. Hosted includes third party libraries that aren't public for some reason, see below.

   • Quoting from the Nexus Book: 1. Proxy Repository. Is a repository with the type proxy, also known as a proxy repository, is a repository that is...
   • it's not easy to understand them only by term, take company A for example, company A has a own artifact companyA.jar, it depends on mybatis.jar, wh...

3. help.sonatype.com › en › proxy-repository-conceptsProxy Repository Concepts - Sonatype

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   Nov 22, 2023 · A proxy repository is a substitute access point and managed cache for remote repositories. These could be the public repositories for open source components or private repositories such as another Nexus Repository for instance.

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   What is a proxy repository?

   • A Proxy Repository is a proxy of a remote repository. By default, Nexus ships with the following configured proxy repositories: This repository contains snapshot releases from the Apache Software Foundation. This repository contains snapshot releases from Codehaus. This is the Central Repository containing release components.

   java - Proxy repository VS hosted repository - Stack Overflow

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   What's the difference between a proxy repository and a hosted repository?

   • I'm not sure what you don't find clear in the Nexus Book. The short version is, a proxy repository is one that you are mirroring, and a hosted repository is one that you host on your server through the Nexus software. Hosted includes third party libraries that aren't public for some reason, see below.

   java - Proxy repository VS hosted repository - Stack Overflow

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   What is a proxy repository in Nexus?

   • The most important type of repository in Nexus is the proxy repository. To understand that, let’s consider a example where you’re developing a Node.js application. As a developer, when you run the npm i command to install dependencies, the system may be configured to prevent direct communication with external, third-party repositories.

   Understanding Nexus: Introduction To Repositories - Medium

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   Do you need proxies in a group repository?

   • Every proxy in a group repository adds time to resolve dependencies and overhead to the server. The best practice is to regularly review if you need proxies and take them offline when they are not actively being used. Consider custom groups repositories for teams that need additional proxies.

   Proxy Repository Concepts - Sonatype

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5. medium.com › @younusraza909 › understanding-nexusUnderstanding Nexus: Introduction To Repositories | by ...

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   Nov 15, 2023 · 6. Proxy Repository (Type: proxy) The most important type of repository in Nexus is the proxy repository. To understand that, let’s consider a example where you’re developing a Node.js ...

6. stackoverflow.com › questions › 128035How do I pull from a Git repository through an HTTP proxy?

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   Sep 24, 2008 · git config --global http.proxy http://mydomain\\myusername:mypassword@myproxyserver:8080 Don't worry about https. As long as the specified proxy server supports HTTP, and HTTPS, then one entry in the configuration file will suffice. You can then verify that the command added the entry to your .gitconfig file successfully by doing cat .gitconfig:

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   $ HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.mycompany:80

   $ git config --global http.proxy $HTTP_PROXY

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7. maven.apache.org › guides › miniMaven – Guide to using proxies

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   2 days ago · Repository Management; Using Multiple Repositories; ... The username and password are only required if your proxy requires basic authentication (note that later ...

8. docs.github.com › en › get-startedAbout remote repositories - GitHub Docs

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   About remote repositories. A remote URL is Git's fancy way of saying "the place where your code is stored." That URL could be your repository on GitHub, or another user's fork, or even on a completely different server. You can only push to two types of URL addresses: An HTTPS URL like https://github.com/user/repo.git.

9. www.cloudrepo.io › docs › proxy-repositoriesProxy Repositories — CloudRepo Documentation

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   Proxy Repositories. CloudRepo provides Proxy Repositories for Maven Repositories in order to prevent your builds from failing if a dependency disappears from a publicly available repository (like Maven Central). It is rare for an artifact to be removed from Central, but when it does it can be very difficult to recover the exact artifact that ...