connection problem, using Connector.open ()?

While m, try the following code:

HttpConnection conn = (HttpConnection) Connector.open ("http://www.nasa.gov/rss/hurricaneupdate.rss");

my phone is stuck on this line:

conn.openInputStream ();

and after a long time he gives IllegalStateException, can anyone suggest the reason or another?

And looking at the basics of network processing, maybe you should check the thread of events.

"the problem is that hconn.openInputStream () is not yet back stream, it stucks on this line and alter long Simulator says"IllegalStateException.

This is caused by your Exception handling is attempting to add a LabelField on-screen - but your exception handling runs in your net shot.  So you get IllegalStateException because you must run on the event Thread or blocking of the event to do this.

Search for resources to explain the event Thread - there is a little.

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