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### About
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The goal of this project is to bypass the limitations caused by ISPs blocking incoming connections.
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To do so have an adapter or reverse-proxy `reverse`.
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It sends `Rides` to a forward-proxy servlet `forward`.
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This servlet waits for a request, and fills the `Ride` with the request.
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`reverse` can then forward the request to the `app`.
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To do so, the proxy `reverse` is created.
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`reverse` sends `Ride` objects to another proxy, which is called `forward`.
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`forward` waits for a request from the `user`,
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and inserts the request into the `Ride` object received form `reverse`.
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The `Ride` object is then sent back to `reverse`.
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`reverse` subsequently forwards the request contained in the `Ride` object to the `app`.
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Upon recieving a reply with data from `app`, `reverse` will forward this data to `forward`,
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which in turn will finally forward it to `user`.
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which in turn will finally forward it to the `user`.
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