Re: Getting apache environment variables into Tomcat
Dmitri Colebatch wrote: what's wrong with request.getServerPort() from the ServletRequest interface? I know the server port, it's the Client port I want. -- Nicholas Blachford mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ministar nepretpostavljenih okolnosti The vast majority of trouble is caused by the verbal minority of people.
Re: Getting apache environment variables into Tomcat
oh, sorry... mis-interpreted the question. Although I'm not lost as to what you're trying to do... hope you figure it out though (o: cheers dim On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Nicholas Blachford wrote: Dmitri Colebatch wrote: what's wrong with request.getServerPort() from the ServletRequest interface? I know the server port, it's the Client port I want. -- Nicholas Blachford mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ministar nepretpostavljenih okolnosti The vast majority of trouble is caused by the verbal minority of people.
Re: Getting apache environment variables into Tomcat
what's wrong with request.getServerPort() from the ServletRequest interface? hth dim On Wed, 17 Oct 2001, Han Ming Ong wrote: Dear Nicholas, Did you ever get an answer to this? We would love to hear it please? Thanks, ohmson Hi all, I've set up Tomcat 4.01 and Apache 1.3.19 and I seem to have them working together. Only problem is I need to get the environment variable REMOTE_PORT from Apache. This appears to be easy in Perl or PHP but trying it in a servlet appears to be another matter. request.getHeader(REMOTE_PORT); does not work. I've been digging around trying to find out how to do this but can't find anything (apart from Perl or PHP). Alternately is there a way to get the remote port directly from Tomcat? ... spose I could ask the developers nicely! -- Nicholas Blachford mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ministar nepretpostavljenih okolnosti The vast majority of trouble is caused by the verbal minority of people.
