When I run my Selenium tests from Selenium-IDE everything works fine, but when I export this test to Java and run it as a JUnit test from Eclipse, I get a timeout when trying to retrieve jQuery from googleapis.
I believe this is because selenium-server overrides my proxy settings when I run it this way. I have seen some suggestions as to how to configure Selenium to use a proxy server when running from the command line, so I tried to apply this to Eclipse. I right-click on selenium-server.jar, Run As -> Run Configurations..., click on the (x)=Arguments tab, and add this to Program arguments:
-Dhttp.proxyHost=myproxy.com
-Dhttp.proxyPort=80
But this still doesn't work. Can anyone suggest how to configure SeleniumServer to use my proxy when running from Eclipse? Thanks!
Update:
I have also tried putting these arguments in the VM Arguments section, but with no results. I have officially earned the Tumbleweed badge for this question... Surely *somebody* has a suggestion!
