>Hi
>
>This info if passed to the WOAdaptor, gets passed to the WOApp. You can
>find it in the WORequest. ask the request for headerForKey() where the
>key name is "x-webobjects-server-name"
>
>NOTE: not all web server interfaces may pass this header. For example
>while CGI 1.1 does, NSAPI may not.
>
>Also, I don't know if DirectConnect pulls this information. You might
>have to use a real web server to access your WOApp
Was dealing with this today. Nope, the DirectConnect does not set most of
the tuples below. You can print out what your WOComponent gets with this
Java code:
Enumeration enumerator;
Enumeration enum2;
String aKey;
String aValue;
enumerator = this.request.headerKeys().objectEnumerator();
while( enumerator.hasMoreElements() ){
aKey = (String)enumerator.nextElement();
println("header " + aKey );
enum2 = request.headersForKeys(aKey).objectEnumerator();
while(enum2.hasMoreElements()){
aValue = (String)enum2.nextElement();
println(" Value " + aValue);
}
}
Nice job getting the map below, makes my live much easier now.
ty
>
>d
>
>PS: from the WOAdaptor source, the webserver header names are mapped to
>WO header names...
>
>static const hdrpair headerTable[] = {
> {"ANNOTATION_SERVER", "x-webobjects-annotation-server"},
> {"AUTH_PASS", "x-webobjects-auth-pass"},
> {"AUTH_TYPE", "x-webobjects-auth-type"},
> {"CONTENT_ENCODING", "content-encoding"},
> {"CONTENT_LENGTH", CONTENT_LENGTH},
> {"CONTENT_TYPE", CONTENT_TYPE},
> {"DOCUMENT_ROOT", "x-webobjects-documentroot"},
> {"GATEWAY_INTERFACE", "x-webobjects-gateway-interface"},
> {"HTTP_ACCEPT", "accept"},
> {"HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING", "accept-encoding"},
> {"HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE", "accept-language"},
> {"HTTP_ALLOW", "allow"},
> {"HTTP_AUTHORIZATION", "authorization"},
> {"HTTP_COOKIE", "cookie"},
> {"HTTP_DATE", "date"},
> {"HTTP_EXPIRES", "expires"},
> {"HTTP_FROM", "from"},
> {"HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE", "if-modified-since"},
> {"HTTP_LAST_MODIFIED", "last-modified"},
> {"HTTP_MIME_VERSION", "mime-version"},
> {"HTTP_PRAGMA", "pragma"},
> {"HTTP_REFERER", "referer"},
> {"HTTP_USER_AGENT", "user-agent"},
> {"HTTP_X_WEBOBJECTS_RECORDING", "x-webobjects-recording"},
> {"QUERY_STRING", "x-webobjects-query-string"},
> {"REMOTE_ADDR", "x-webobjects-remote-addr"},
> {"REMOTE_HOST", "x-webobjects-remote-host"},
> {"REMOTE_IDENT", "x-webobjects-remote-ident"},
> {"REMOTE_USER", "x-webobjects-remote-user"},
> {"REQUEST_METHOD", REQUEST_METHOD_HEADER},
> {"SERVER_NAME", "x-webobjects-server-name"},
> {"SERVER_PORT", "x-webobjects-server-port"},
> {"SERVER_SOFTWARE", "x-webobjects-server-software"},
> {NULL,NULL}
>
>Alex Kreindline wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> >From wo application i need to find out, how to get the hostname from
>> URL.
>>
>> For example
>>
>> >From http://hostname/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyApp
>>
>> I expect to get "hostname"
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Alex Kreindline
