HTTP Connection to JMS behind a firewall

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Hi
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  I've got OpenJMS running on a remote server (Interan address 192.168.x.=
x). I have tomcat running the tunnel application on port 9090. I can run =
the example application to connect via the HTTP connector locally with no=
 issue. When I run the examples from a machine outside of the firewall I =
get a "Failed to connect to URI=3Dhttp://192.168.....:9090.
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  I have the openjms.xml config file on the server configured for HTTP co=
nnections using "localhost" as the webserverhost attribute. I have "local=
host" as the host attribute on the serverConfiguration element. I have th=
e port 80 open and being redirected for the exteran URL via Apache and th=
is is reachable.
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  The only problem seems to be that the tunnel isn't connecting.. Any ide=
as. I've been through the mail archives and tried various combinations, b=
ut with no luck. Any definitive statement or help on how to configure ext=
ernal access to OpenJMS on a remote server via HTTP would be welcome. I c=
an't afford to loose more hair.

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<div>Hi</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>I've got OpenJMS running on a remo=
te server (Interan address 192.168.x.x). I have tomcat running the tunnel=
 application on port 9090. I can run the example application to connect v=
ia the HTTP connector locally with no issue. When I run the examples from=
 a machine outside of the firewall I get a "Failed to connect to URI=3Dht=
tp://192.168.....:9090.</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>I have the openjms=
.xml config file on the server configured for HTTP connections using "loc=
alhost" as the webserverhost attribute. I have "localhost" as the host at=
tribute on the serverConfiguration element. I have the port 80 open and b=
eing redirected for the exteran URL via Apache and this is reachable.</di=
v>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>The only problem seems to be that the tunnel =
isn't connecting.. Any ideas. I've been through the mail archives and tri=
ed various combinations, but with no luck. Any definitive statement or he=
lp on how to configure external access to
 OpenJMS on a remote server via HTTP would be welcome. I can't afford to =
loose more hair.</div><p>&#32;
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