Ulaganathan Sriramulu
2004-03-12 19:08:44 UTC
Hi All,
I have the following setup:
1. open JMS Server and message subscribers are on one
network behind a firewall
2. message publisher to this server is behind a
firewall on another network
In this setup, I am trying to use RMI connector and
since RMI uses random ports, This doesn't work. RMI
spec says, RMI call falls back on to http tunneling to
go across firewalls. But webserver need to be made
aware of the java-rmi.cgi script in order for RMI to
use http tunneling. Has anybody tried this?. Any
information on how to setup the RMI to use http
tunneling would be very helpful. using http connector
is not an option since I don't want to have a servlet
container
Regards
Ulag
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I have the following setup:
1. open JMS Server and message subscribers are on one
network behind a firewall
2. message publisher to this server is behind a
firewall on another network
In this setup, I am trying to use RMI connector and
since RMI uses random ports, This doesn't work. RMI
spec says, RMI call falls back on to http tunneling to
go across firewalls. But webserver need to be made
aware of the java-rmi.cgi script in order for RMI to
use http tunneling. Has anybody tried this?. Any
information on how to setup the RMI to use http
tunneling would be very helpful. using http connector
is not an option since I don't want to have a servlet
container
Regards
Ulag
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