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JSP headers?

 
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Hai,
I wish to get the details of all the services running in a Lan.
I wish to get them through JSP headers. How to make it possible?
From the server, just by running one JSP programme, i have to
get all the details of all the services running in that network.
Please help me to work it out.
Note:
|------|--------|Running|-----------|--------|
|SERVER|--------| JSP |-----------| CLIENT |
|------|--------|header |-----------|--------|
If we run the JSP header the we find all the details of the client.
This is like monitoring client system.
[Our aim is to monitor the client system]
:roll: pragasam@sqatester.com
 
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Pragasam, there is no need to post the same question in more than one forum - people will only waste time answering a question that was already answered in another forum.
Now, everybody are welcome to answer this question here.
 
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