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[panthulu]

CJ, Inno...

 

Please help me with this too

 

I have this requirement now, can you pls suggest how to implement

 

We have our application deployed in a server hosting jboss service(s), I need to read that server name in our application. (Note we using spring)

 

 

[cherlapalli_jailer]

CJ, Inno...

 

Please help me with this too

 

I have this requirement now, can you pls suggest how to implement

 

We have our application deployed in a server hosting jboss service(s), I need to read that server name in our application. (Note we using spring)

 

server name is system property

 

very easy..if u want i will give the syntax.....but try ...

 

 

[cherlapalli_jailer]

or

 

try this

 

InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName()

[panthulu]

CJ I will try that now and let you know Thanks

[panthulu]

InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName()

 

Bhayya this is returning my computer name.....I need the servername our app is deployed in.

[bisketraja]

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[cherlapalli_jailer]

InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName()

 

Bhayya this is returning my computer name.....I need the servername our app is deployed in.

normal ga ...server name is computer name..

 

if u run locally then it will return ur computer name

[cherlapalli_jailer]

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[cherlapalli_jailer]

normal ga ...server name is computer name..

 

if u run locally then it will return ur computer name

nee application ekkada run ayithe Aa name return chestundi

[cherlapalli_jailer]

localhost is 127.0.0.1 is mapped to one host name

 

that is the name of that box or server

 

so it will return that name

[mukunda1]

if you are trying to get application server name, where your application is deployed, try in servlet with this code:

 

String str1 = getServletContext( ).getServerInfo( );

 

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[cherlapalli_jailer]

if you are trying to get application server name, where your application is deployed, try in servlet with this code:

 

String str1 = getServletContext( ).getServerInfo( );

 

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• GP

 

• ServletRequest#getLocalName() returns local hostname.
• ServletRequest#getLocalAddr() returns local IP.
• ServletRequest#getLocalPort() returns local port.

 

this also works..

[panthulu]

org.jboss.system.server.ServerInfo;

new ServerInfo().getHostName()

 

Finally used this to get the hostname which we do not need to handle an exception.

 

Thanks CJ... CITI_$D#

[pinky123]

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[panthulu]

Mukunda,

 

We are using Spring but thanks for the input.  sHa_clap4  sHa_clap4

 

if you are trying to get application server name, where your application is deployed, try in servlet with this code:

 

String str1 = getServletContext( ).getServerInfo( );

 

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