Hello guys, I'm trying to get a client ip on a webservice and then save it to the logs. I've searched a lot on this topic but all the anwsers I got worked but I only could get the server IP not the client...
How can I get the client IP?
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Hello guys, I'm trying to get a client ip on a webservice and then save it to the logs. I've searched a lot on this topic but all the anwsers I got worked but I only could get the server IP not the client...
How can I get the client IP?
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I've tried them all none workedDoes this help? java - Geting the IP Address Of A client For a webservice - Stack Overflow
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I don't have them all because I'm always changing to find a code that works but I'm going to rewrite them:
this is only 3 of the many that I tried.. still none worked. all returned my server IP.
@Resource
WebServiceContext wsContext;
@Context
private javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest hsr;
@GET
@Path("getServlet")
@Produces("text/plain")
public String getIP1() {
return hsr.getRemoteAddr();
}
public String getIP2() {
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) wsContext.getMessageContext().get(MessageContext.S ERVLET_REQUEST);
return req.getRemoteAddr();
}
Re: Java webservice
Are you the person who writes the clients? If so, the easiest solution would be to attach the IP to the request header.
Alternatively, the first thing I would suggest doing is temporarily logging every bit of information you can get from the request. Then review the log to see if the IP address can be found in some other part of the request, and attempt to get the IP address from that part instead. This is more a "flying blind" approach, but it will at least tell you where you can find the IP.
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Re: Java webservice
for now I'm using the tester from glassfish to test it, can it be affected by that?
Re: Java webservice
I just made a client to test it and it was a problem of the glassfish... fixed! thanks for your time!
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