public interface ServletRequest {
// Property Accessor Methods (by property name)
public abstract Enumeration getAttributeNames( );
public abstract String getCharacterEncoding( );
public abstract int getContentLength( );
public abstract String getContentType( );
public abstract ServletInputStream getInputStream( ) throws IOException;
public abstract Enumeration getParameterNames( );
public abstract String getProtocol( );
public abstract BufferedReader getReader( ) throws IOException;
public abstract String getRemoteAddr( ); // This will give you the ip
address of the client
public abstract String getRemoteHost( );
public abstract String getScheme( );
public abstract String getServerName( );
public abstract int getServerPort( );
Regards Christian Petersen
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Emne: Pulling out users IP-number
Greetings,
Is it possible to somehow extract the IP number of the accessing browser's
computer from a servlet?
If so, how?
Any hints appreciated.
Thanks
Jon
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