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RMI Tunneling is slow

 
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We have need to internet-enable some applications. We
have found HTTP tunneling of RMI to be one of the only
options since there is no possibility of opening more
ports in the firewall. But we are finding RMI tunneling
to be real slow. Has anyone had the same experience? Is
using SOAP any better?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
-- Sorry I reposted this on the performance
forum, go ahead and delete it if you want.
[This message has been edited by Jim Baiter (edited January 10, 2001).]
 
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