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Hi,
Independently of the language you are using, this info is passed as a
HTTP header named "referer".
In a servlet environment, you can therefore get its value through :
request.getHeader("referer")
Hope this helps.
Eric
ishpal wrote:
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> Hi,
> How can one find the referer Url as one can find in CGI/PERL... in
> servlets....
> I'm using kaffe VM,JSDK2.0,ApacheJServ1.1 on RedHat6.1....
> Is it supported in ApacheJServ1.1
> Help is required urgently..
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> Thanks and regards....
> Ishpal.
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