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Can I work with titanium developer without network access or via proxy?

I can't get Login on Developer screen because I am behind a firewall and proxy on port 80, so how can I configure Titanium Developer to get in?

Is it possible to work with, without network access, it means in off-line mode?

thanks

Flavio.

— asked April 20th 2010 by Flavio Passa
  • access
  • iphone
  • login
  • network
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  • Sorry, but I am new to Titanium and I wish to start working with it. So, anybody can help me?

    — answered April 20th 2010 by Flavio Passa
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  • so in C:\ProgramFiles\TitaniumDeveloper\Resources ,open appcelerator.xml

    it semms like :

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    
    <appcelerator version="1.0" xmlns="http://www.appcelerator.org/config">
        <servicebroker disabled="true" poll="false" 
    marshaller="application/json">@{rootPath}servicebroker</servicebroker>
        <upload>@{rootPath}upload</upload>
        <download>@{rootPath}download</download>
    
    ******here is your proxy *****   
     <proxy>yourProxy:yourPort</proxy>
    
     <sessionid>Tid</sessionid>
    </appcelerator>
    

    so just modify in this line , and save (restart the software ):

    <proxy>yourProxy:yourPort</proxy>
    

    i hope that help you

    — answered May 3rd 2010 by saadd bouchehboun
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  • Hi flavio,
    I got the same problem. I'm working on a win-xp-machine behind corporate proxy and I just want to test Titanium a bit. If you're on a linux-machine, this might help : https://developer.appcelerator.com/question/2571/issues-installing-titanium–on-linux-behind-a-proxy-

    If you have any ideas how to go on with win, just let me know.

    regards, christoph

    — answered April 22nd 2010 by Christoph Burmeister
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  • So…

    It seems that no one is going to respond this question…

    very interesting to motivate people to be a developer of this tool

    — answered April 21st 2010 by Flavio Passa
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