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How do you start an RMI server without having access to the server?

 
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I need to figure out how to start an RMI server (Basically the process that will start the RMI registry and bind a remote object to it) on the server side and I need to do this without having access to the server. As in I can't just go to a prompt and say...
>java -jar server.jar
How can I start it remotely? Or am I just clueless and don't know what I am doing? Please help. Thanks in advance.
 
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what? you people don't know anything about RMI? This question is easy. Is it not?
 
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I'm not an RMI expert but I beleive you have to have access to any server if you want to run an application on it. Or maybe I don't understand what youre asking.
 
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