You should not be prevented from doing anything in a JCN that you can do in a standalone JVM.
It is not clear that it is a good idea to do a lot of things from a JCN that you can do from a standalone JVM or from a JEE container.
In general, RMI is not a good application communication method, in that it is tightly coupling both ends to Java. You should really investigate exposing the RMI methods through HTTP or MQ even better.
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