How to handle post/get with an https url in proxy?

@elisha_langworth 

To handle a POST/GET request with an HTTPS URL in a proxy, you will need to ensure that the proxy server is properly configured to handle SSL/TLS traffic. Here are the steps to handle a POST/GET request with an HTTPS URL in a proxy:

1. Configure the proxy server to support SSL/TLS traffic: Make sure that the proxy server is configured to handle secure HTTPS traffic. This may involve installing SSL certificates on the proxy server and configuring it to decrypt and re-encrypt HTTPS traffic.
2. Modify the client application to use the proxy: Update the client application to send the POST/GET request through the proxy server. This typically involves setting the proxy server configuration in the application's network settings.
3. Handle SSL certificate verification: If the client application is configured to verify SSL certificates, you may need to import the proxy server's SSL certificate into the client application's truststore to avoid SSL validation errors.
4. Test the connection: Once the proxy and client application are properly configured, test the POST/GET request with the HTTPS URL to ensure that it is being routed through the proxy server correctly and that the response is being received properly.

By following these steps, you can handle POST/GET requests with an HTTPS URL in a proxy server environment effectively.