David,
One way you could determine the server it is running on is to us
the IP address. You could do this in a servlet of jsp. If this example
doesn't go deep enough (actually getting the IP address or web address)
... you get the concept?
String PREURI =
request.getContextPath()+request.getServletPath().substring(0,request.ge
tServletPath().lastIndexOf("/"));
Tom Kochanowicz
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Subject: General strategy for determining current server, or specific
for WebLogic?
I have a situation where an mbean needs to determine what server it is
running on. The mbean is registered from a servlet. This application
is running on WebLogic 8.1. I would have thought this was simple, but I
can't figure out any way in the mbean or the servlet to determine the
name of the host the code is running in. Is anyone aware of a general
way to do this, or anything specific to WebLogic?
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