Proxy

[Abraham Tehrani]

We have a situation in that in order for our Jenkins infrastructure to talk to our system's under test on port 6300 we need to use a proxy. This is kind of an enhancement request to have the ability to pass a proxy setting to the Maven plugin.

What are your thoughts?

[Marc Hoffmann]

Hi,

some remarks:

- The JaCoCo remote protocol is plain TCP/IP (not http), so you can't
use a regular http proxy, you need something like SOCKS
- I hope your JaCoCo agents do not run in public internet. The remote
port is completely unprotected, may be used to exploit data or do a DoS
attack. See warning in documentation.
- Poxying TCP/IP connections with SOCKS is typically configured on OS
level.

Please elaborate more on your setup regarding my points above.

Thanks,
-marc

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[Evgeny Mandrikov]

In addition to what was said by Marc: if you talk about "jacoco:dump", then you can already pass proxy settings using standard Maven environment variable - "MAVEN_OPTS". If not, then please elaborate more on your requirements and setup.