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Configuring the proxy from code

 
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Hi,
I have a requirement like as following

Now I am able to browse the web from the emulator after I configure the proxy from "settings -> wireless network -> Mobile network -> Access Point name -> Telkila -> proxy".Now I came to know that proxy configuration can also be done by inserting (99,'http_proxy','<proxy_host>:<proxy_port>') in /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/settings.db.system table.So I inserted the following row (99,'http_proxy','10.203.227.227:80').But after inserting this I am unable to browse the web through the emulator.My strategy was like inserting this row from my code.But this doesn't seem to be working.Is there any other way that I can configure proxy settings from code.Please help me on this as I am struggling a lot on this.And sorry for repeating the same post.But it is very urgent need.
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Arka
 
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Search this forum for similar discussions, you should be able to find answer. I assure you this has been asked many a times before.
 
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