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I can certainly open connections from servlets back to my web server and have also
done so to a remote POP3 server.
Can you telnet from your server to the remote address?
JServ shouldn't have anything to do with this. Other than the servlet functionality
the environment is not different than any JVM
invocation.
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> Does JServ allow socket connections to be made from
> within servlets or from classes that servlets use? My
> experiments with this seem to indicate that it is not
> possible (keep getting 'java.net.ConnectException:
> Connection refused: no further information'
> exceptions). I am trying to build ftp functionality
> from within one of my servlets but without being able
> to create socket connections, no can do.
>
> Can this be done?
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