Get server name

I need get the server name to put it in a mapping, someone know how i can get it? i think with a java user-funtion, someone have it? thank you very much.

Hi,
you can get it with user defined function like shown in this thread:
/message/686478#686478 [original link is broken]
you can get many other java properties in the same way
Regards,
michal
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