Discussion Server connection from Jdev

Hi,
I am using jdev version 11.1.1.6.
I am able to connect to discussion server from browser. But when I am creating a connection from Jdev, it says Failed to verify connection.
Can you please suggest how to make successful connection to the discussion server from jdev?
Thanks for reply.
Rohan

I'm getting the same error and have found the following in my server logs:
05/11/02 19:27:40 Internal error raised trying to instantiate web-application
java.lang.InstantiationException: No application named 'hw_services' found in the server
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