Java.io.ioException: Tunnel Timed out received

Hello

We have developed a Java ME application that has been evaluated for fine fonctinner on Blackberry 9000 using the Wifi Interface. Downloaded the application on our server and the application installed on the device using OTA. The cod was signed through Blackberry. Application installs correctly and when it is launched, he's trying to connect to our server by using the HTTP connection. We use the direct TCP with Vodafone (India) APN setting (I tried www, portalnmms and blackberry.net) but with all 3 APNs, the error is the same:

java.io.IOException: Tunnel Timed Out

With the URL '; deviceside = true' is specified for a direct TCP connection. Default browser to HTTP is configured for the Internet browser.

HTTPDemo installed JDE, device samples and it also gives the same error.

Tried to contact the service provider for the mistake of tunnel... but no help.

Can someone help pls on this issue? Are there network tools to diagnose problems of tunnel on blackberry?

Model: Blackberry 8310

Version: 4.5.0.55 (Platform 2.7.0.68)

Thank you

Bennett

Try the NetworkDiagnostics tool of the RIM. In addition, look at the log of events to see if the right NPP (those that you set in the Options-> advanced-> TCP) is actually used by the operating system - sometimes WAP 2.0 TCP is used instead.

Another thing you could try is to take the this BlackBerry SIM card and insert it in a non-BlackBerry phone, say, a Nokia. Then you can check if this unit can connect to the Internet and you might also find what NPC he uses.

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