Proxy Settings using MIDP

Hi,
Where should i set the username and password for proxy using MIDP.Actually i need to connect to a url.i need to connect to this url thru proxy.
Regards
Srinivas.P

Hi,
You have to connect through your application to the proxy server and from there to the destination server. There is no support for proxy servers in MIDP.

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