Hallo, my Application is deployed inside a Firewall and/or behind a Load-Balancer.
My application provies a web-app and an web-service. At some time i have to call my own web-service from the web-app. In this case I have to use the internal URL of my server. At another time I have to give the public URL of my web-app to an interface to other apps or services. In that caes i have to use the external URL of my web-app. ( That is the URL of the firewall or the load balancer) For example: The App is deployed internal on the Server with the name webserver1. So the internal URL would be: http://webserver1:8080/myapp/ But from outside the office I have to call the Url of the Firewall/Load balancer: http::// www.mycompany.com/myapp/ I found a way to read the current URL from the request: HttpServletRequest request = (HttpServletRequest) FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequest(); URL reconstructedURL; reconstructedURL = new URL(request.getScheme(), request.getServerName(), request.getServerPort(), ""); But the result is the internal URL, when the User is using the internal URL and the external URL, when the user is using the external URL. Is there a possibility to read the internal server-name and port in any case? Thanks, Gio
