Master question! Connector.open... network

Question

A new problem has occured!
Something strange happens when the connect-statement in the run-method
is executed. When this happen, J2ME sets up a screen asking if it's
right to use the net to send/receive. Nothing happens when the yes or no button
is pressed. What should happens (when no threading is used) is the program to
continue after one of the buttons has been pressed. What kind of deadlock is this?
The SendThread-class works fine if there is another processing task in the run method,
for instance a loop doing a calculation or similar. The code is tested using
Wireless Toolkit.
How can I fix this?
Thanks for any feedback/help!
public class Testing extends MIDlet
public void startApp()
SendThread thread = new SendThread( -1, null, null, null );
thread.start();
progressBar( thread );
System.out.println( thread.getResult() );
public void pauseApp()
public void destroyApp( boolean unconditional )
private void progressBar( SendThread thread )
System.out.print( "Progress bar" );
while( !thread.completed() )
System.out.print( "." );
public class SendThread extends Thread
private boolean completed;
private int action;
private Employee employee;
private Week week;
private String[] userinfo;
private String result;
public SendThread( int action, Employee employee, Week week, String[] userinfo )
this.action = action;
this.employee = employee;
this.week = week;
this.userinfo = userinfo;
public void run()
connection = (HttpConnection)Connector.open( "http://www.gentoo.org",
Connector.READ_WRITE ); completed = true;
public boolean completed()
return completed;
public String getResult()
return result;
}

Answer 1

Well, new update. The code above actually works fine, but
when I construct the SendThread-object from the
commandAction-method, the problem described above
occurs...anybody with suggestions?