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"In the event that the server is secure or cannot communicate in the most efficient manner JRMP falls back to HTTP."
what does "fall back to HTTP" mean?
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Incase there is a firewall protecting your server and RMI-JRMP port is blocked, HTTP tunnelling is used as HTTP is a firewall-trusted protocol.
Read section 17.2 in the link below
http://www.cs.swan.ac.uk/~csneal/InternetComputing/Tunnelling.html
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