Hi siva,
0
I think you can use the following to get IP of client:
HttpServletRequest.getRemoteAddr()
1.
I asked the same question several month ago, and from the
repling emails, if your client use a "proxy" to connect to your servlet,
perhaps you will get the IP of "proxy"(not the IP of your client).
So now I don't use this way, now I use TCP socket to get IP
of my client.
Bo
Sept.11, 2000
siva baskaran wrote:
> Hai Everybody
>
> I am hv a problem, hope u will help using *request* interface we can get
> the client's IP address
> get the Client's location with that IP Address.ie., from where he/she is
> requesting ..
>
> Thanx in Advance
>
> With Regards
> -siva baskar
>
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