Hi Mikael, I have two clients (company A and company B): each company use one interface and when the user has to pay, the compnay (A or B) calls my sistem(servlets with tomcat and apache). I'd like to distinguish A or B by IP address but when I call request.getRemoteAddr() in my servlet I take the user IP (browser).
How can I take the IP of server to distinguish between A or B? How can I use InetAddress? Thanks Laura Alle 11:28, venerdì 3 maggio 2002, Mikael Helbo Kjær ha scritto: > I don't really understand your application (I guess you know that you can > get the server ip via InetAddress ). Otherwise you are aware that unless it > is a server side forward or include (instead of a send redirect) then the > browser is actually your client. More importantly you could add some > parameter on server-1 to identify to server-2 what it is. > > Best regards > Mikael > > > please help me!! I'll explain you my problem. > > > > I have a servlet which has to recognize two ip addresses. If > > the servlet > > finds that the request is from the IP1 (server1), it sets a > > shop login > > variable to xxxxx, else if the request IP is IP2 (server2) it > > sets the shop > > login to yyyy. > > The problem is this: the ecommerce page is on a machine 1 > > while the pay > > gateway is on the machine2 (my servlets). > > The user buys something on the machine 1 and when he has to pay he is > > redirected to my servlet on machine 2. > > > > I use this instructions for distinguishing the request IP: > > > > String senderIP = request.getRemoteAddr(); > > > > BUT THIS IS THE HOST IP AND NOT THE IP OF MY SERVER (server1 > > or server2 with > > two shop login different). -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
