Acrobat and Web Proxy Servers

Hi
I'm not sure if this is a Livecycle question or an Acrobat Question.
We have a Livecycle form that calls a WebService - this works fine on the internet.
One of our customers has a Proxy server, which does a redirect to force their users to enter a Username + Password.  Acrobat generates a "Network error" in this environment
Is there anyway Acrobat can mirror this for the WebService call?
My expectation is no - and that the url for the WebService needs to be added to a Proxy whitelist or similar
Thanks,

You are correct ....Acrobat will not know what to do with the authentication prompt from the proxy.
Paul

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