ICal server and Email invitation config

Hi all,
I'm trying to setup email invitation with an external mail service (GMAIL.com). I used config informations from gmail (the same from mail app) but I got "IMAP factory connection failed".
Exactly the error log reports: "[*twistedcaldav.mail.IMAP4DownloadFactory#error] IMAP factory connection failed*"
Can someone help me?
Thanks

an update:
I'm using google APP for my mail domain. My actual setting are:
Mail Server Type: IMAP
Email Address: [email protected]
Incoming Mail Server: imap.google.com
Port: 993 Use SSL, checked
User Name: [email protected]
Password: PlainTextPassword
Outgoing Mail SMTP: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587 Use SSL, checked
Server requires authentication Checked
User Name: [email protected]
Password: PlainTextPassword
With these settings, ical server log answer with an IMAP connection failed. I can't send email invitation.
Anyone can help me?

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If changing the Umlaut ü to something like ue in the Sender or Receiver Name everything is alright!
Thank you Apple for obviously Not testing Lion Server for international use :-/
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