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Old February 8th, 2001, 04:21 PM
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Is it possible to catch the computername of the own machine.

I'm going to create a webpage that list some information about the specific machine that arrives at the page. This information is stored in a database.
It's for an Intranet-application.

So, I must catch the machinename of each connection... But how can I do that???

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Is it possible to catch the computername of the own machine.

I'm going to create a webpage that list some information about the specific machine that arrives at the page. This information is stored in a database.
It's for an Intranet-application.

So, I must catch the machinename of each connection... But how can I do that???








What are you trying to catch? The IP address of someone that hits your page? Or some tsnames issued name?
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Old February 17th, 2001, 03:29 AM
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Is it possible to catch the computername of the own machine.

I'm going to create a webpage that list some information about the specific machine that arrives at the page. This information is stored in a database.
It's for an Intranet-application.

So, I must catch the machinename of each connection... But how can I do that???



yeah u can get the IPaddress of the machine using requset object in jsp







What are you trying to catch? The IP address of someone that hits your page? Or some tsnames issued name?
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