Get client IP address

Hi ,
I need to get IP address of the client(user) not server. I tried with these codes, both these returned IP address of the server but not client. Is there any other way? Please help.
1)     try{
          InetAddress thisIp =InetAddress.getLocalHost();
          String IPAddress = thisIp.getHostAddress();
          wdContext.currentContextElement().setIp(IPAddress);
     }catch(Exception ee){
2)
       IWDRequest request = WDProtocolAdapter.getProtocolAdapter() .getRequestObject() ;
     String ip= request.getClientHostAddress();
Thanks,
Jai

Hi Jai,
Your #1 method won't work because it gets the localHost which is the app server.
Your #2 method should work, try this
String ip = WDProtocolAdapter.getProtocolAdapter().getRequestObject().getClientHostAddress();
and debug to see what value gets there.
Hope it helps,
Dao

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