Streaming throws Exception of IO interrupted

I use the Streaming code given at the following link

http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/streaming-media-start-to-finish/Ta-p/488255

But when I stop the thread it shows lifted UncaughtException - InterruptedException... ConnectionClosed exception. How to handle?

I checked the application on the device and works very well. Don't know what problem about Simulator.

But his works well on the device.

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