You don�t have to read the archives to get this.
Try req.getRemoteAddr().
Elber
> "Jonathan Silvergran, SM3OJR" wrote:
> >
> > Is it possible to somehow extract the IP number of
the
> > accessing browser's computer from a servlet?
> >
>
> Short answer: No. (Well, sometimes, but not generally)
>
> Long answer: This is a frequently asked question,
> please check the archives. Try search terms like "ip
> address client".
>
> It's always polite to check the archives first, before
> you post your question to the list, since there's a
> good chance your question has been asked before.
>
> If the answers in the archive are incomplete or
> confusing, then you'd be doing everyone a favor
> by reposting with details of what you found unclear,
> since that helps improve the archive for the next
> person who asks the question...
>
>
> -cks
>
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