Sneha Sharma@CONTEXT
07/11/2000 07:17 AM
Look into the class HttpUtils.There is a static method : getRequestURL.
Use HttpUtils.getRequestURL(request) on the JSP.
It reconstructs the URL the client used to make the request, using
information in the request object. The
returned URL contains a protocol, server name, port number, and server
path, but it does not include query string
parameters.
Sneha
Nadler Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/11/2000 09:32:00 AM
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Subject: Get the path and name of currently-running JSP
Folks -
I have a site in which JSPs call other JSPs, which often call other JSPs,
etc.,
all using <jsp:include...>. In this setting, how can any given JSP
determine its
own path and name, and the path and name of the JSP that called it?
I have tried request.getServletPath() and request.getHeader('REFERER'), but
they
only return the top-level calling JSPs.
Hint: Using the 'this' keyword, as in this.toString(), returns the full
name of
the current compiled class. This is a start, but is there a method I can
apply
to 'this' that will give me just the path and name of the JSP?
Thanks,
Paul
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