Can't connect to SVN repository JDeveloper 11.1.1.1.0

Hi
I have problems connecting to my Subversion googlecode.com repository with JDeveleoper 11g. I can connect to it using tools like NetBeans, TortoiseSVN and even JDeveloper 10.1.3.5.0, but in JDeveloper 11g it refuses to connect.
I have tried setting it up on a different pc using the same repository and credentials, and it works there. I have no firewall or closed ports that could be blocking anything.
I also tried removing JDeveloper completely and installing the complete configuration again, no help.
This is the error I get:
Testing read access for repository https://xxx.googlecode.com/svn/trunk...
svn: CONNECT request failed on 'http://emeacache.uk.oracle.com:80'
svn: CONNECT of 'xxx.googlecode.com:443': 400 Bad Request (https://xxx.googlecode.com)
svn: CONNECT request failed on 'http://emeacache.uk.oracle.com:80'
svn: CONNECT of 'xxx.googlecode.com:443': 400 Bad Request (https://xxx.googlecode.com)
Access refused.
I'm very confused, can anybody help? :)
Edited by: user8788283 on 2009-09-14 06:58

I had "fixed" the problem by replacing the svn module of the 11g version by that of 10g and it would grant me access.
So now I replaced svn version with the original 11g version again to test without the proxy.
This was entered in the dialog that you mentioned:
[x] Use HTTP Proxy Server
emeacache.uk.oracle.com on port 80
I removed the tick off in Use HTTP Proxy Server and I can now connect with 11g.
Howcome there's even a proxy server typed in there, where does it come from? :)
Removing the proxy also made the Check for Updates work a lot better, half the time it wouldn't even find any updates etc.

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