Changing GPRS access point in midlet???

Hi there,
Is there any way i can choose the access point of the GPRS connection before my midlet tries to open a connection? This is because some phone operator have blocked any access to outside resources to connect to, For example in UK stupid VODAFONE Live never lets you open a connection trough there gprs connection untill unless you change it manually..
Any help is highly appreciated,
Manas

This is too low-level for J2ME AFAICT. If you have Symbian based phone, some native app could be created to change this. Otherwise you'll have to stick with doing this manually.

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