You could try request.getRemoteAddr() which returns the IP address as a string.
however, the ip address might belong to a proxy server.
it is the same as the cgi vairable REMOTE_ADDR.
Bo Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/18/2000 05:33:08 PM
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Subject: how to know the IP address of a "client" from servlet?
Hi,
If my servlet "received a request from a client", how can I know the IP
address of this client ? because now I am developing a "RTP server", and I
need to know the IP address of this client, then I can send RTP stream to him.
If I use "TCP socket", I can use "s.getInetAddress().getHostAddress()" to get
the IP address of this client. But how to do it with a servlet?
Thanks in advance!
Bo
May 18,2000
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