Java rmi over the internet?

Forget it. Using callbacks over the Internet requires every client to configure his firewall/NAT box/whatever to allow inbound connections and probable port forwarding. Many of them aren't configurable at all, and many of them are run by net admins who just won't do it.

You might think about alternative solution than using RMI, because I believe it was designed for Intranet applications (i.e. Enterprise application within a local network) not Internet.

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