Accessing a remote server from withing pl/sql

Can anybody throw light on how to send a request to a remote server from within pl/sql. Based on a request from the client i need to reach the remote server (with a different web server capable of sending data ), get the details from it proccess the data sent by it and send the response back to the client.
can anybody let me know if this is possible or is there someway of doing this..

I think you may have the answer to my question (funny, but the one supposed to answer is asking).
How can i make an application that can lookup EJBs in a remote server?
I tried doing like i did from a servlet but every kind of exceptions arrise when i run it with the java command.
From what i could understand from your question this is not the way i should do it. So, which one is the way?
Greetings,
Nicol�s

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I have spoken to Xplornet and they say it's an Apple problem (which is what every non-Apple tech always seems to say). Or, perhaps, they say, it's the local dealer (Sentel Communications).
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Thanks for responding, Bob.
Below is the result of my Ping attempt, and port scans. I scanned 548, and 5003, which I use for FileMaker (which works fine from home), I don't use screen sharing. (I can confirm that both 548 and 5003 are open on Airport on the host machine.)
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Regardless, being able to connect to my work server remotely from every location EXCEPT from my home is infuriating.
I just saw this thread about an ISP that has blocked port 548, although I always assumed the ports had to be open on the host side, but maybe not? (I have to confess, I do find the port stuff confusing.)
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