thanks for the input Gabriel, but
method 2, which is what I really want, appears to be invalid according to
the 0.92 specifications. Have you tried method 2? Did it work? Look under
the Implicit Bean section of the specifications. It says the following
in the second bullet point:
"The request Bean contains information from the client request. (This
Bean is not valid for use within the SCRIPT, scriptlet<%... %>, or
expression <%=... %> tags.)"
On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Gabriel Wong wrote:
>
> > Well, if what you say is true, perhaps, you can tell me how I can obtain the
> > serverName or serverPort property in my java code.
>
> You can access request info primarily by 2 methods:
> 1)
> <DISPLAY PROPERTY="request:serverName">
> <DISPLAY PROPERTY="request:serverPort">
>
> 2)
> <%
> String servername = request.getServerName();
> int serverport = request.getServerPort();
> %>
>
> Gabriel Wong
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