Conntection time out in Rss Feed task flow ?

Hi All,
JDev Ver : 11.1.1.4.0
I am the new bee on webcenter, i am trying to get the rss feeds in the jspx page
I used the Rss View taskflow and URL used : http://feeds.reuters.com/reuters/topNews
I am getting Connection time out msg..
How to solve this ?
Thanks,
Gopinath

Hi yannick,
thanks for the solution, its worked after giving proxy settings,
thanks a lot and I am following your tutorial, doing the handson same way whatever you are posting.
Gopinath

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