HTTP-Tunneling is a method that requires no setup and works within the firewall ENVIRONMENT. It allows the handling of HTTP through proxy server and doesn't allow REGULAR outbound TCP connections. If the RMI fails to make any connection specially SOCKS then connection is made through an intended server that allow the HTTP proxy server to be configured. This will allow the request to be passed through the proxy server one by one.

The forms of HTTP-tunneling are http-to-port: where the RMI attempt to use HTTP POST request USING a URL that will be directed at the hostname and port number of the server that is GIVEN. If the proxy accepts the URL it will FORWARD a POST request to listen to RMI server that will remove the request of the name. There is an http-to-cgi tunneling that will consists of the requests and allow the proxy request to be binded to their defined port numbers.

HTTP-Tunneling is a method that requires no setup and works within the firewall environment. It allows the handling of HTTP through proxy server and doesn't allow regular outbound TCP connections. If the RMI fails to make any connection specially SOCKS then connection is made through an intended server that allow the HTTP proxy server to be configured. This will allow the request to be passed through the proxy server one by one.

The forms of HTTP-tunneling are http-to-port: where the RMI attempt to use HTTP POST request using a URL that will be directed at the hostname and port number of the server that is given. If the proxy accepts the URL it will forward a POST request to listen to RMI server that will remove the request of the name. There is an http-to-cgi tunneling that will consists of the requests and allow the proxy request to be binded to their defined port numbers.