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Unable to login to Titanium Appcelerator in the corporate network

I have recently installed Titanium in my office PC(Win XP Professional). When I tried to login using my existing appcelerator credentials, it gives an error 'Request Timed out, you are not online'. Is it because of the proxy setting in the corporate network. How to I configure Titanium to use these proxy settings?

Please help at the earliest….

— asked November 10th 2010 by Sumita Uppal
  • login
  • proxy
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  • Some tips:

    Titanium doesn't use native windows methods to find your windows proxy, you will have to set them up as user variables. For example I setup user variables for: HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY, $JAVA_HOME, and JAVA_HOME

    Java is simply a path to your JDK: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_19\

    Proxy settings are formatted with username, password, ip and port:
    HTTP_PROXY: http://username:password=@10.0.0.0:82
    HTTPS_PROXY: https://username:password=@10.0.0.0:82

    — answered November 10th 2010 by Mike Robinson
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    • Please provide the details to login as it shows me same error after provided steps by you…

      — commented November 23rd 2010 by Harshal Patel
  • I had to add the following

    1) CONTROL PANEL - SYSTEM - ADVANCED tab - ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES - new System Variable x 2

    http_proxy
    http://username:password@proxyaddress.com:port

    https_proxy
    https://username:password@proxyaddress.com:port


    2) Internet Explorer - TOOLS - INTERNET OPTIONS - SECURITY tab - TRUSTED SITES icon - SITES button

    http://*.appcelerator.com (have to untick require https checkbox)

    https://*.appcelerator.com

    — answered January 4th 2011 by Junxiang Ng
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