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Struts(JPF+NetUI+Bea Workshop)-IIS-How to get domain name from URL (Internet & Intranet )

 
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Hi Experts,

We are using JPF,Net UI,Bea Workshop, Weblogic server in our application. And we setup our application in IIS server. We provide two URL's,one for access through internet and another one is for access through corporate network. For example, for public url : http://www.myapp.com/app/login/login.jsp, for intranet url : http://10.192.88.166/app/login/login.jsp. so we need to read the url domain name to recreate the url in our application...
how to get the www.myapp.com string in Httpserveletrequest object. While access through public url, we are getting base url as http://10.192.88.166/app/login/login.jsp. 10.192.88.166 is my webserver and IIS is running there. Please help me , how to get domain name from browser request. i tried to use java.net package...i can get only ip address not domain name.While i use javascript, i can get full browser object using window.location.host,window.location.protocol,window.location.href. Is there anyway to get browser url in java application.

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Raju
 
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We solved by using request.getHeader("Referer"); to get browser requested URL.
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Selvaraju
 
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