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I need to know the host name and the portnumber in which my server is running.

can i get that from response headers??

or else how can i get these details?

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Originally posted by surendar prabu:

can i get that from response headers??
or else how can i get these details?




There is no need of headers to do.
just use the methods getServerName, getServerPort of HttpServletRequest Interface with your ServletRequest object.



Check Doc HttpServletRequest
[ October 04, 2006: Message edited by: Saif Uddin ]
 
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