Tim,
>Tomcat by itslef has no ability to do this. But if on the first server you
>have apache, then you can use JK.

>Otherwise - you'll need to poroxy the request yourself. There is a jakarat
>project called HttpClient which makes this easy to do.

The listed features below:
*Transparent connections through HTTP proxies.
*Tunneled HTTPS connections through HTTP proxies, via the CONNECT method.
*Transparent connections through SOCKS proxies (version 4 & 5) using native
Java socket support.

seems to play a vital role in meeting my requirement.
But before I dig my head into this stuff I would like to elaborate my
situtaion.
The web server(external IP) in question is supposed to render a image to be
fetched from an application(ARC MAP) to be run on
a peer machine in LAN.

Since ARC Map can't be installed in te same machine which is a web server.
What approach would be a neat approach in meeting this requirement.

Kindly let may know what could be your approach in this context.

Regards
Swapan


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