Integrate Paid/Private Proxy In c# desktop application

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Hi Experts,

I am new to the paid/private proxy. I am having an c# windows forms application and I want to use the paid/private proxy in my application. This application will distribute over number of users. I want them to use the paid/private proxy within the application.

How can I makes it possible.

Awaiting your response.

Thanks
Kapil

Posted 29-Mar-12 20:27pm

Kapil Waghe

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ZurdoDev 30-Mar-12 7:58am

I am not familiar with "paid/private proxy." Please explain more clearly.

Kapil Waghe 30-Mar-12 8:17am

Sorry for not to be clear.
I am able to use the free proxy in the C# desktop application but I want to know how to integrate/use paid/private proxy in the application.

Thanks

ZurdoDev 30-Mar-12 8:21am

Proxy for what?

Kapil Waghe 30-Mar-12 8:41am

have a look on it : http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/
This is free proxies list and there are also paid proxies, which I want to use. Got it ?

ZurdoDev 30-Mar-12 8:53am

So, you are saying you want the network traffic from your application to go through a paid proxy or do you want to force all network traffic on the machine to go through the paid proxy? Either way, you need to first pick a proxy and they would likely have some documentation on how to do it.

Kapil Waghe 30-Mar-12 10:43am

I want to set the paid proxy using my application. OK Thanks

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