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There was an error in the following constants: PREF_PROXY_AUTO_USERNAME = "proxy.manual.username" PREF_PROXY_AUTO_PASSWORD = "proxy.manual.password" they should be set to "auto" and not "manual": PREF_PROXY_AUTO_USERNAME = "proxy.auto.username" PREF_PROXY_AUTO_PASSWORD = "proxy.auto.password" Changing the constants to the correct value now will fix the problem for future installations of the IDE but will produce an annoying side-effect for users upgrading from previous version of the IDE: they will lose their saved user and pass (because it was saved as "proxy.manual.*") and the IDE will suddenly stop working without any clear reason. To avoid this I've left the value to "proxy.manual.*" and removed the distinction from AUTO and MANUAL, so now we have only: PREF_PROXY_USERNAME = "proxy.manual.username" PREF_PROXY_PASSWORD = "proxy.manual.password" The corresponding textbox in the preference dialog will be filled based on the PROXY_TYPE selection.
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