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&gt; i tried InetAddress but its giving me the clients IP.<br />
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WHere were you running your code?<br />

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> i tried InetAddress but its giving me the clients IP.

WHere were you running your code?


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i just tried it out in my system. and the tomcat is also running on my system. and when i tried it from another system i was getting that particular's systems default IP address<br />

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i just tried it out in my system. and the tomcat is also running on my system. and when i tried it from another system i was getting that particular's systems default IP address


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request.getHeader(&quot;host&quot;) should return the info you want
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request.getHeader("host") should return the info you want

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Did you try InetAddress.getLocalHost()<wbr />?
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snehalkgandhi<br />
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Pls use HTML Headers to fetch the Server IPAddress. <br />
<br />
Shyam
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snehalkgandhi

Pls use HTML Headers to fetch the Server IPAddress.

Shyam

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thanks <br />
SKG<br />
&nbsp;it was working perfectly.<br />
<br />
Snehal
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thanks
SKG
 it was working perfectly.

Snehal

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hi<br />
how to get the IP address and port number of the Server using servlets.i'm using tomcat 4.0.1 on linux 7.1. i need to get this IP and port. i tried InetAddress but its giving me the clients IP. its urgent.<br />
regards<br />
snehal
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hi
how to get the IP address and port number of the Server using servlets.i'm using tomcat 4.0.1 on linux 7.1. i need to get this IP and port. i tried InetAddress but its giving me the clients IP. its urgent.
regards
snehal

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