JDBC Informix Driver Error -908

I have this problem of connecting to a informix database server. I have successfully loaded the database driver with the following code:
Class.forName("com.informix.jdbc.IfxDriver");
and does not return any error, but when connecting to the database with the following code:
private Connection con;
con = DriverManager.getConnection(url);
where the url is a correct connection string. It returns an exception error -908 saying that I cannot connect to the specified server.
Please anyone I need help on this.
Thanks
Ice

Don't know if you have already resolved the problem, but connections from applets (in a browser) can only be made to the hosting server.
If the database is on another server, the security context will reject the connetion.
If this is your problem, the informix jdbc dist has a proxy app (located in the proxy dir of the jdbc intall) that can be installed in the web server to redirect connections - at least that is my understanding, as I only glanced at the docs about it.

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