Client to telnet into server and then ftp to another server

Hi

I am trying to write a java client that connects to a ftp server.
The trick is that the ftp server has a private IP and is sitting
behind a Telnet server with a public IP address.

How can I go about implementing this client? [I already have the ftp
client working.].
The idea is first to connect via telnet, then connect to the ftp server
and then download/upload files.

Can I use TelnetInputStream or what other sugesstions do you have?

Thanks,
Marlo

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