Application Server connection from a remote Jdev

Hi All,
I am trying to create an Application Server connection in Jdeveloper which runs on a different machine. It throws this "cannot connect the server" error.
But I am able to do the same if the Jdev is run on the same system where SOA Suite server runs.
The OAS version is 10.1.3.4, Jdev version is also 10.1.3.4
Could anyone please tell me the solution.
Thanks
Ponraj

It is probably a network issue. Do you use proxies to get to the server, or should no proxies be used because it is in the intranet?
Have a look at your IE / firefox settings in regards to proxies. You need to replicate this setting in JDev.
Goto tools -> preferences -> Web browser and Proxy settings
In most cases all you need to do is disable the proxy to connect
hope this helps
cheers
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