ZartC
Bear in mind that "the init() method is called only once after a
servlet is loaded, and it is guaranteed to finish before any requests
are made to the servlet".
This is quoted from the new Karl Moss Java Servlets book. You can
certainly get the info you want in the doPost() method, which, in the
flow of a servlet, immediately follows the init() invocation.
You may already be familiar with this, but just in case - in the
doPost() method (HttpServletRequest req)), req.getRemoteHost() should
get you the host name. I don't know about the port number, but maybe
req.getRequestURI() will show the port # in the contents returned...
Hope this helps, Mike Drummond
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From: ZartC
To: SERVLET-INTEREST
Subject: How to get Host name and port number
Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 6:57AM
My problem is to get the host name and the port number at init() time - i.e.
we don't have a ServletRequest yet !
ZartC++
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