Of course. Sorry about that. I was thinking you were behind a NAT firewall, rather than a proxy server. Or course this wouldn't work. Bummer... At least I tried!
Regards, Alan Ingleby Systems Developer ProfitLink Consulting Pty Ltd 309 Burwood Road Hawthorn Victoria 3122 "Brian Mathis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Heather Tufts wrote: > > > outgoing HTTP > > > connections are to port 80 on the proxy, and the proxy only > > > has to worry > > > about Palm's port 8080. > > > > > > Set your proxy server to PORT 80, and the server address as one of the > > > below: > > > > Any different from what I had already? I'm using a company proxy server on > > port 80 to get out of our firewall, and then when I go to search on the KB, > > the search functionality requires that I be on port 8080, which I'm not > > because I have to be on port 80 in order to get to the KB website in the > > first place. How would I configure the anonymous proxy server to use port > > 8080 when it gets to the KB? I wouldn't, right? (Pardon my ignorance -- > > I'm CodeWarrior support, not a network guru.) > > > > Regardless, I tried what you suggested, but with no different results > > (network error - could not resolve address or page could not be displayed > > when searching). I did not try the whole list, but I did try five random > > addresses in the list. > > > > -hkmlt > > > Yes you're right. It's an interesting idea, but pretty much useless for > most people who need it. To get outside, you need to use your company's > proxy. If you change it to something else, you won't be able to access the > outside world. > > -- > Brian Mathis > Direct Edge > http://www.directedge.com > > -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
