You should be able to get the IP of the box calling your servlet from the
HttpServletRequest object like:
String clientIPAddr = request.getRemoteAddr();
You could then match this up with an expected IP or any number of other
methods to determine who called you.
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Subject: How do i know who called my servlet
Hi,
I have a servlet that called by other party, i would
like to do the statistics about who called us. how do
i know where the request coming from?
Thanks
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