try using HttpServletRequest.getServerName(),
.getServerPort()
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Subject: Detecting server name and port
I have a web application which sends out email reminders to members in a
database when certian tasks are slipping- This all works great however I
would like the application to be smart enough to know which server and port
it is installed in so when generating a message it can include a link back
to the particular task. What I have currently done is include an init-param
tag with this information and it works but then it isnt server independent.
I have also explored the possibility of getting the information from
HttpServletRequest (which also works) but I'd like the timer function not
to
depend on someone actually requesting a page.
Is there any other methods to get the server name and port ?
Thanks
Steve
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