RE: getting server name

2010-09-03 Thread Eric Roberts
Thanks!!! That did it!! Eric -Original Message- From: Andy Matthews [mailto:li...@commadelimited.com] Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 1:56 PM To: cf-talk Subject: RE: getting server name Hah! I just implemented this same thing in our system the other day. This code snippet

getting server name

2010-09-02 Thread Eric Roberts
Does anyone know if CF,r via a .NET object even, I can get the server name (not the domain or IP) to use to differentiate servers in the application.cfm? The server name is the one thing that won't change if the server get changed. Thanks! Eric

Re: getting server name

2010-09-02 Thread Michael Grant
i think this is available in the CGI scope. Do this: cfdump var=#cgi#/ On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 1:43 PM, Eric Roberts ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote: Does anyone know if CF,r via a .NET object even, I can get the server name (not the domain or IP) to use to differentiate servers in

RE: getting server name

2010-09-02 Thread Andy Matthews
: Thursday, September 02, 2010 12:44 PM To: cf-talk Subject: getting server name Does anyone know if CF,r via a .NET object even, I can get the server name (not the domain or IP) to use to differentiate servers in the application.cfm? The server name is the one thing that won't change if the server

Re: getting server name

2010-09-02 Thread Peter Amiri
Eric, You can do this via a java object. Try this code to get the local server host name: cfset inet = CreateObject(java, java.net.InetAddress) cfset inet = inet.getLocalHost() -- Peter Amiri Founder | Alurium Hosting 949-338-3862 | pe...@alurium.com | http://www.alurium.com LinkedIn:

Re: getting server name

2010-09-02 Thread Carl Von Stetten
Nice one! 8^) Eric, You can do this via a java object. Try this code to get the local server host name: cfset inet = CreateObject(java, java.net.InetAddress) cfset inet = inet.getLocalHost() -- Peter Amiri Founder | Alurium Hosting 949-338-3862 | pe...@alurium.com | http://www.alurium.com