How can I use RMI with a applet client behind a firewall?
How can I use RMI with a firewalled server and firewalled applet client? (If possible)
I know that the RMI server ...
I have a java 1.4 RMI application. By using custom socket factory, I am running my RMI server in a particular port (5050).
The problem is, when the RMI client application ...
I know my RMI app works correctly - it works fine when the server is on localhost and inside the LAN but when connecting to an external RMI server it fails ...
May I know what port is used by Java RMI connection?
If I want to connect a Java client application to a Java server application using RMI connection, what port I need ...
I am using the basic RMI-based client/server app shown in Java Tutorials. I am running the server and client on different machines. I also export the remote objects ...
hi, depends on your firewall. firewalls can/do not only block ports but also protocols. so if your firewall is set to allow only HTTP connections on port 80 and thats it, then i think it will fail. if it is set to block all ports beside 80, then this should work. karl
Well you would have to set up your firewall so it would allow a network request on your RMI port(1099 by default) to pass through to the computer you had set up as your server. I don't know your firewall setup so I can't be any more specific than that. HTH Chris
Hi! I haven't never studied protocol details of RMI and i don't have time for it now, so i hope that someone could help me.. I have RMI server (or is it register..) in remote host. There is two firewall between client&server. If i take telnet from client to server in RMI port, it accept connection, so connection work in that ...
I have a problem getting my RMI application to work. Having a RMI Server app running in a VMWare that forwards port 1099 in a NAT enviroment. Physical machines IP on the outside = 9.154.38.47 Physical machines IP in local area = 192.168.0.1 Virtual machines IP = 192.168.0.100 I start a rmiregistry on my virtual machine and since port 1099 is ...
Hi i am working on a project where the server is behind a natfirewall. the client outside the firewall can connect to the server when the server is started with the option -Djava.rmi.server.hostname= xx.xx.xx where this is the ip address of the NAT from outside. the needed ports are open on the firewall and forwarded to the actual server. when the ...
I am trying to run an RMI client/server pair over SSL but I keep running into issues. I have access to two possible servers, A and B. The server runs fine on A, but only clients from the same network can connect to it (which isn't much use). If I run the server on B (which any client can connect to) ...