Careful with the Application.host() call. It can rely on the
underlying operating system's sense of identity. Therefor its not
always a complete domain name, i.e. you'll occasionally get "www"
instead of "www.foobar.com".
In addition its returning the name of the computer the WebObjects
Application is running on. If you have separate machines for Web
server and App server you could be in trouble. The solution I ended
up with was to set a property in JavaMonitor specifying the DNS of
the main web server.
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2006 13:33:36 -0400
From: Gilles MATHURIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Newbie : Obtain the name of a server in Java
To: Thomas Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [email protected]
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Thank you Mr Meyer
it's the simpliest answer i obtain along with the DirectAction trick
and because i am a newbie, it is the one i manage to include in my
App.
However i will try to implement it in a more complete way by
integrating the various solutions that came along thoses last days.
In orfer to get a method that work with the as many browsers as
possible.
But for now, it fits my needs.
Regards.
GM
Le 8 sept. 06 à 11:23, Thomas Meyer a écrit :
try this.host() in Application.java
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