Paul St. Pierre [https://community.jboss.org/people/floogle] created the 
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"Newbie: JBoss Remoting Multiplex to solve multiple client connections through 
a firewall"

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I'm a contractor working for a large telecom company which has a legacy system 
into which has been introduced a twist, and I'd like to describe the general 
setup, as it appears JBoss Remoting Multiplex may offer a solution.

A client app connects to a server using a proprietary messaging protocol based 
on Java TCP sockets.  The client, using a standard Java Socket, sends a message 
to the server on its "well known" port, telling the server (in the message) to 
reply to it on the standard dynamic remote port (generally in the range 49152 
to 65535).  In this legacy app, the client listens asynchronously for messages 
with a standard ServerSocket on the dynamic port.  Client & server are 
appropriately threaded supporting multiple sessions.  So far so much. 

The twist/wrinkle is, as you can guess, a firewall is now required between the 
client and server, so the use of dynamic ports is out.  Rather than muck with 
the low-level details of the legacy code, one solution might be to use JBoss 
Remoting Multiplex classes in an intermediate process between client and 
server, using a single static reply socket.

My question is simply: does this seem like an approach we should pursue?  I am 
at the moment a JBoss newbie, hence the question.  Any replies appreciated, 
thanks.

=P
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