Problem in connecting external URLs from Java ME Platform SDK 3.0

Hello all,
I am building a mobile application using Java ME Platform SDK 3.0. My application needs to connect to external web services. I have finished development of first module and it is running perfectly from actual mobile device. But the problem is:
While developing the application I am used to test it with given mobile Emulators in Java ME Platform SDK 3.0. During this test I am not able to connect to external web service if I am testing if within local intranet using proxy server. To solve this I have configured Proxy Setting in the IDE at:
Tools Menu -> Options -> General -> Manual Proxy Settings and given HTTP Proxy Server and it's Port. The same proxy settings are there in all web browsers in my machine.
But It is giving error like:
Unknown error 10054 during socket::read
Strange thing is that the same application is running perfectly If my PC is not in Intranet and connected to internet directly.
Please help me that how can I set proxy settings in Java ME Platform SDK 3.0 to get in working?
Any suggestions regarding this will be helpful for me.
Thanks to spare some time and read my post,
Tejas.

Hi Tejas,
it should work. I tested it right now and my proxy was used without any problems. The way how you set proxy settings is correct.
Could you try following to verify that it is a proxy problem or not, please?
1. run demo application "Demos" (from Start Page or File->Open Sample Project)
2. choose "HttpView" midlet and start it
3. choose "cnn"
4. if proxy is set correctly, you will see page source; otherwise you will get an error message
If the demo runs fine, the problem is probably somewhere else in the communication.
There is one limitation in proxy settings. Only proxy without username and password is supported. Isn't it your case?
Regards,
Radko

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Hi Everyone!
I am new to S60 development. I searched the forum, and some other discussion forums but could not find any solution to my problem (If there is one in this forum, sorry about that).
I installed Java ME Platform SDK 3.0 Early Access. I also installed Java SDK for S60-FP1, and added this platform to my IDE with no problems.
The problem is, I can write and execute my code on S60 emulator, but Java IDE has got this annoying exception blinking on the bottom right side saying: "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Device S60Emulator not registered!". As I said, I can run the application, but I cannot debug because of some exceptions!
Why this can be happening, can it be a misconfiguration or something?
Thank you all!

Did you check Release Notes of the SDK? I've seen it once - if memory serves it lists quite a lot of known bugs.
Maybe the problem you describe is listed there too... and if you're really lucky then description may even mention some workaround for it.

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Yesterday i had donwloaded Java ME Platform SDK 3.0. It is IDE based on NetBeans core, but i didn't find any facility to change default colors. (NetBeans have option to change color theme). I am don't like working when background color is white, i prefer black. So, how change a background color? Can anybody help me to figure this problem out?
p.s. sorry for my bad english (

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Unfortunately it is not possible. We will think about it for next release. Java ME SDK is not supposed to offer full IDE functionality (e.g. changing editor colors), that's why some features are missing. For full IDE support use NetBeans IDE with Mobility support.

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