Posted By:
Rodrigo_Ruiz
Posted On:
Friday, January 11, 2002 08:26 AM
I have a SOAP service that runs within a Tomcat 3.2 server. One of my services needs to test the existence of a URL from the server itself. The problem is that the URL is a relative one. It doesn't have server nor port info, as it is defined as a static string in the class, and it does not have this data. How can I obtain this data? From a SOAP service class I don't have access to the ServletRequest object, so I cannot call the getServerName() and getServerPort() methods (well, at least I don't know how to access them :-P ) I don't worry about portability, now, so I suppose I can use the Tomcat internal API. Someone knows how to do this?
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I have a SOAP service that runs within a Tomcat 3.2 server.
One of my services needs to test the existence of a URL from the server itself.
The problem is that the URL is a relative one. It doesn't have server nor port info, as it is defined as a static string in the class, and it does not have this data.
How can I obtain this data? From a SOAP service class I don't have access to the
ServletRequest
object, so I cannot call the
getServerName()
and
getServerPort()
methods (well, at least I don't know how to access them :-P )
I don't worry about portability, now, so I suppose I can use the Tomcat internal API. Someone knows how to do this?
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