Sending http data via GPRS Nokia 6600

Hello!
We are trying to make a multiplayer game over GPRS. The midlet-server application works fine when we were using the emulator. however, when we test it on the real phone, Nokia 6600, it seems that the data being sent by the MIDlet is not received by the server. We have no idea why it's not working and we hope that maybe some of you are familiar with this and might have some input. Could the problem be caused by our service provider?
I found this post in the forum wherein they recommended the use of GPRS-internet instead of GPRS-wap since wap could probably be blocking the data due to the content-type.
Is there a way to set the Nokia 6600 to use GPRS-internet instead of GPRS-wap?
We hope someone could reply as soon as possible.
Thanks! =)

Solution I found:
Normally when you browser through your mobile ,you connect through Access Point or Access Point Name(APN).these normally connect to WAP sites and you browse through them.
When you want to access your own server (or servlets) from the j2me MIDlet suite you have to have the Access Point Setting to internet access.This you have to get the settings from the service provider of the mobile connection you are using. I am in India and using Hutch so I activated HUTCH_WWW ie "HUTCH ACCESS" Service.
If this seeting is done your Httpconnection will work fine.
Hope people who face similar problem will find this helpful.
If problem persists then please contact me at [email protected]
Vishwajeet Wadhwa

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