Hi there,
you cannot get the clients' local IP address with request.getRemoteAddr()
though.
It means that if they use a proxy server, you will get the proxy
server's IP address.
Fumitada
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String ipAddr = (request.getRemoteHost());
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Subject: How to get ip address using jsp
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> Hi!!
> I need to get the client's ip addre
You can look at the HTTP headers in jsp.
If the client is behind a firewall, you will not get the correct IP, but it
would be the ip of the firewall.
The SnoopServlet code prints out the IP using
out.println("Remote Addr: " + request.getRemoteAddr());
Check it out.
Regards
Shahed.
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Hi!!
I need to get the client's ip address using jsp pages.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance
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Hi!!
I need to get the client's ip address using jsp pages.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance
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