How to define an address of platform in http mtp?

Subject: How to define an address of platform in http mtp?
From: TANG HON PING (hptang@vtc.edu.hk)
Date: Thu Oct 10 2002 - 07:43:37 MET DST

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Dear All,

Thank you for your help first. I want to establish a JADE platform
inside our college. Since we are protected by a firewall, the only port
I can use is 80. I try to set up a server but I do not how to configure
the address and name of the platform.

Firstly, if url of the server is "myserver.mycollege.edu.hk" and only
available port is 80, how can I set up the name? I have tried the
following command.

java jade.Boot -mtp jamr.jademtp.MessageTransportProtocol
(myserver.mycollege.edu:80)

But it did not work.

Secondly, the server has local name "myPC", the platform name should
be "myPC:1099/JADE". How can a remote (outside the firewall) platform
be connected to it? Should I use RMA on the remote platform with
settings below?

Add Plaform via MAS AID
Name: ams@myPC:1099/JADE
Address: http://myserver.mycollege.edu:80/acc

Thank you very much!

Best Regards
H.P. Tang

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