Hi,
I wonder how can I call @Http function with the FunctionCaller transformer?
The reason is that HTTPCaller does not support specifying proxy server directly, but the @Http function seems like it supports custom proxy setting.
Thanks,
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Have you tried setting the proxy in Tools > FME Options? I'm about 75% certain the HTTPCaller would pick up that info and use it.
Have you tried setting the proxy in Tools > FME Options? I'm about 75% certain the HTTPCaller would pick up that info and use it.
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Hi Mark, I can confirm that the proxy settings in FME Options is used, but unfortunately there still exists some proxy settings that aren't supported by the HTTPCaller, notably domain exceptions with wildcards.
I have to rewrite HTTPCaller functionality in Python to work around those specific cases. Fortunately they're relatively unusual.