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Hi,

Recently I found this nice script to address the KEGG API 
from matlab and retrieve information directly from the KEGG 
database. However the company that I work for has a 
password protected proxy and although matlab does ask for a 
password when using its web browser, it does not prompt me 
for a password if i want to go on the web using the command 
prompt. This results in a 407 error:


>> className = createClassFromWsdl(wsdlURL)
??? Error using ==> createClassFromWsdl>parseWsdl
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 
407 for URL: http://soap.genome.jp/KEGG.wsdl

Error in ==> createClassFromWsdl at 32
R = parseWsdl(wsdlUrl);


The URL does work so it seems the proxy is the problem. I 
read something about the datafeed toolbox not being able to 
log into a password protected proxy server. I don't know if 
this also counts towards the createClassfromwsdl function