request.getHeader(host) should tell you what the user's browser called
you.
Jan Kester wrote:
Hello
I am using Tomcat 3.3. I am communicating with an external server and pass
this server a return-redirect-URL so that the end of the process, the
external server returns a page to the user that automatically redirects to
my server. From here on the user should continue with the session as he had
it before. Session is maintained in cookie and to make use of the same
cookie it is important that the URL has exactly the same form
protocol://host.domain:port/context as before. So for instance a second call
to port 80 explicitly and a first to port 80 implied already generates
different cookies, thus loosing sessions. A same problem happens with first
calling my server by IP, and then call my server by servername. The cookies
are different so I loose my session. So at the moment of generating my
return-redirect-URL I need to know exactly where I am. How do I know whether
my URL has been called by servername or by ip?
I tried HttpUtils.getURLRequest but that always returns servername. I tried
to look at the session cookie getDomain(), but that returns null. I see no
way to find out whether I was called by IP or by servername ...
Anyone knows how to do the trick?
Regards, Jan
Jan Kester
Marlborough Stirling España, S.L. Director de Informática
Gran Vía 62, 10º izq
28013 Madrid
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