Entry in "Proxy Server" field in app. attributes

Hi,
I automatically assumed the above mentioned entry needs to be in the format:
host:port
I tried it and the emails my app sends do not make it to the recipient.
(The e-mail configuration settings are set properly.)
Am I missing anything?
-Dan

Dan - This setting is used when utl_http requires it for the specialized "URL" region types and for web service requests. Your mail issues are probably unrelated.
Scott

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