This is a shadow CR for RT-16851.

1 Set IE9 as default browser
2 Set JavaControlPanel's proxy setting as "Use browser settings"
3 Set IE9's proxy setting as "Manually set proxy (www-proxy.jp.oracle.com:80)"
4 Open a command line window
5 Type: javaws http://sqeweb.us.oracle.com/net/sqenfs-1/export1/comp/jsn/users/crystal/deployment_stuff/int_ws_clean/deployment/src/javafx/fxfeaturesTest/fxfeaturesTest/html/ProxyTest.jnlp
6 A "Warning - Security" pop-up should display, asking "Do you want to continue?"
7 Click button "Yes", if the application is loaded and doesn't display "###@###.###/[ip address]:80", then the bug reproduced.

Note:
1 If type http://sqeweb.us.oracle.com/net/sqenfs-1/export1/comp/jsn/users/crystal/deployment_stuff
/int_ws_clean/deployment/src/javafx/fxfeaturesTest/fxfeaturesTest/html/ProxyTest.html in step #5,
the applet can be loaded and display "###@###.###/[ip address]:80"
2 It seems that the app ProxyTest.jnlp detects the proxy setting of Firefox.
   steps to verify:
   1) Note that now IE9 is still the default browser but not FF
   2) Set JavaControlPanel's proxy setting as "Use browser settings"
   3) Set Firefox's proxy setting as "Manually set proxy (www-proxy.jp.oracle.com:80)"
   4) Open a command line window
   5) Type: javaws http://sqeweb.us.oracle.com/net/sqenfs-1/export1/comp/jsn/users/crystal/deploym
ent_stuff/int_ws_clean/deployment/src/javafx/fxfeaturesTest/fxfeaturesTest/html/ProxyTest.jnlp
   6) A "Warning - Security" pop-up should display, asking "Do you want to continue?"
   7) Click button "Yes", the application is loaded and display "###@###.###/[ip
address]:80"
   8) If you change the proxy setting of FF, then the app's display is changed corresponding
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