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The ServicePointManager does not support proxies of * scheme [closed]

I've encountered two different variations of this:

"The ServicePointManager does not support proxies of proxy scheme" "The ServicePointManager does not support proxies of HTTPS scheme"

I get this error when a client attempts to connect to our webservices through a proxy. I've encountered this problem with a few clients using proxies, though I have no idea what's causing it. The proxy is set with System.Net.WebProxy and default credentials.

Using .Net 1.1, with Microsoft.Web.Services2.

Any one know what could be causing this?

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Tub Avatar asked Jun 05 '09 07:06

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1 Answers

OK. Making sure the proxy address is prefixed with "http://" Seems to have fixed this in all the cases I've come across so far.

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Tub Avatar answered Oct 15 '22 16:10

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