Re: JMS client behind a firewall

I donot think you can avoid that, as thats the way
OpenJMS Server sends the messages to the client using
HTTPClientServlet.


Regs
Rahul Saley
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wrote:

> I am using OpenJMS 7.6.1 and have developed several
> applications that 
> use OpenJMS to interchange messages.
> Within a local area network everything works fine,
> but when a client is 
> behind a firewall  it does not receive any messages
> from the OpenJMS server.
> I am using Tomcat running on port 8080 and HTTP
> connector for OpenJMS.
> I have checked that there are several connection
> tryals from the server 
> to ports 43xx in the client, that are blocked by the
> client firewall.
> Is there any possibility of avoiding these
> server-to-client connections 
> thus allowing communication to clients behind a
> firewall?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
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