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Charles Canning wrote:
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> Hi,
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> The normal means is:
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> HttpServletRequest getServerPort();
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> So, I guess I am trying to get the information from within a servlet.
>
> Later...
> ...charles
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This call gets the port number that the client used to contact the web server
(normally 80), not the port used between Apache and Apache JServ -- even in a
non-load-balanced installation. There is no mechanism in the servlet API to
convey the information you are looking for. I would suggest setting some
unique servlet initialization parameter in each JServ instance so that you can
tell them apart.
Craig McClanahan
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